"It could break us": Valley farmer says Chinese tariffs have crushed the alfalfa export market

i dunno.. maybe grow something else? a crop that sells here.. shipping livestock feed across a fucking ocean sounds stupid af.

Schulz says he voted for President Donald Trump and believes in the goals of his tariff plan, to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. and expand exporter access to foreign markets.

“In the long run I think it will be a good thing," He said.

Dude wishes he had a second face.

That's so awful for them. That they voted for exactly this, I mean—that was just an awful, short-sighted decision. Oh well.

A very interesting video about how alfalfa farming affects water and the climate. https://youtu.be/XusyNT_k-1c

Fucking good. Alfalfa takes a ton of water, so it's basically other countries taking water from drought-stricken regions of the US for pennies on the dollar. It sucks water out of California they don't have to spare, it sucks water out of the Colorado river that violates the multi-state (and w/ Mexico) compact.