Y a pas d’intermédiaires mais y a beaucoup de coûts supplémentaires. Le fermier doit maintenant gérer ses stocks et les invendus, au lieu de tout vendre à un intermédiaire à la fin de sa période de production. Les intermédiaires optimisent tout, et jouent sur l’économie d’échelle. En plus de ça, pour le paysan sur le marché, sa clientèle cible c’est les catégories aisées.
Celui vendu par les petit producteurs locaux est deux fois le prix du bio de super-marché! Je peux encore moins me le permettre.
C’est ce qui m’est arrivé. Depuis 2022, j’achète plus que du poulet conventionnel. Je peux plus me permettre le poulet bio.
They then tried to use the identification of Thai prostitutes to create accounts on those exchanges in a bid to get those funds back.
Not what I had in mind…
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is much more nuanced. Both countries’ current heads of state are kinda like “all this land is my country’s, the other country should not exist.” It’s unclear who is right.
The Russo-Ukranian conflict is clear. One leader is claiming the land of the other, the other just want it back. Ukraine’s government is not claiming half of Russia.
The EU has uncultivated land subsidies. To avoid overproduction of food and overexploitation of the land, the EU pays farmers to keep their land uncultivated. Some countries, like mine, force farmers to uncultivate their land once every N years, and, of course, they get subsidies for this.
In my region, farmers will plant flowers and let weed grow, since they’re not putting any pesticide. They let the flowers and weeds die and rot at the end of the season. This way, they dont have to put as much fertilizer the next year. I’ve always seen these uncultivated fields full of bees and other pollinators in summer.
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I morally support the endeavor, but unfortunately the search algo is trash.