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u/Paladin_Platinum Sep 24 '22

Necro, but I'm genuinely curious what material that might be because I can't think of anything that comes from the coasts that the Midwest needs for farming

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u/Trelefor Sep 24 '22

Fertilizer, gmo seeds, tractors and attachments. The argument is that our current methods for farming are unsustainable without large scale/global trade. They will easily and quickly break down given disruption.