Industrial agriculture

I know, revolution, I love it.

Um, you know, I think the industrial agriculture had its, had its reasons for its origin story, right? Like, in, in the last century, there were, it was a way to get food to all corners of this very big country for not that much money.

And so it, farms became increasingly corporatized.

Um, I'm gonna get someone from, like, big tomato [laughs] in my inbox, and I welcome the conversation, ma'am or sir.

The breakdown paints a very clear picture.

Fully 85% of the research projects funded were strictly limited to advancing industrial agriculture.

And what about the traditional methods?

Only 3% of the funding included any elements of agroecological redesigns.

If this is the reality on the ground, how is this hidden from the general public?

That is the big question.

If the data clearly shows a 31 percent rise in hunger, why do we constantly hear that industrial agriculture is the only way to feed the world?

The report details a vast, highly funded effort to control the global narrative.