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Originally Posted by Stranger
Farming’s always changing. And like many industries most farmers are good at innovating new ideas to help them out. We just don’t need big government walking in and saying “We know what’s best and here’s what we we want you to do”.
Also if they cut essential fertilizer back that is used for producing food what is their plan for non essential fertilizer that goes on residential lawns, parks, golf courses etc. Do you cut that too? I’m sure it contributes to green house gases as well. If it’s as big an issue as Trudeau says shouldn’t it be eliminated completely?
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You're right, it is the same problem, particularly with golf courses.
I think the overall goal should be to find ways to be more efficient with fertilizer usage, not just blanket reductions.