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How Microplastics are making their Way into our Farmland
  • I find myself thinking back to growing up in farm country, where everyone would just dump all poisons on the ground. I don’t know whether alternatives were realistically in place for nasty chemicals and substances that you didn’t want. I never heard about them.

    Farms get cut up into yards, and I think of whoever chooses the wrong spot for their garden.

  • Opinion | On Dates, I Now Look for Climate Compatibility
  • On Dates, I Now Look for Climate Compatibility

    I wish people didn’t have to read these articles to gain the confidence to ostracize those who destroy a world and everyone on it. (See also: every pandemic story you've read about someone's completely garbage "friend".) But since they plainly do, I hope each such article makes a measureable difference.

  • If you have seeds but you have no property
  • Different cases, like I might see a seed pod from something going to seed and think there are various blank patches of ground around that could use a little life and feed a pollinator. Or once or twice I’ve seen very old vegetable seed packets languish in Little Free Libraries and wondered whether they might be at least given a chance out in the world somewhere. Or fruit fallen from trees or seeds or pits from ones I’ve eaten that could take their place out there.

    But I don’t have experience, and would have to wing it based mostly on how hospitable somewhere looks for wet/dryness.

    (With it of course being understood that if you put it in someone’s yard, they will be pissed at you, and if you put something not from here that wants to take over, it will take over and that’s not for the best.)

  • If you have seeds but you have no property

    What are some general considerations for where seeds would like to be around the neighborhood, around town? And is it generally best to wait for rain?

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