24/06/2026
It was never a poor man's business
It was just the way agriculture was painted decades ago and also because of its direct involvement to labour.
I keep saying that;
Labour made agriculture seems like a poor man's business; which exact view do we use to contextualize a poor man?
The picture of LABOUR, and then labour was only seen as productivity in physical unlike now, we labour beyond the physical.
Modernly, Agriculture and its relations has been mechanised and it has refute the degradation behind its value decades ago and now it has been seen and will always be seen as a board of value ineffable.
Since i was a kid, i have always been an advocator for agricultural system and its relation and i will always be.
I'm d_young_farmer