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Is bigger better, or is smaller the future?

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We cannot look at individual factors as causing the food crisis. Collectively, ethanol, corporate control and speculation are indicative of the failure of entire systems.

Waterloo is synonymous with defeat, but it was also a victory against empire. We need another victory against empire; we need to reclaim our sense of local and realize the necessity of being small and interdependent on community. We need to end thousands of years of thinking that bigger is always better.

Jim Goodman of Wonewoc Wisconsin is a dairy farmer and Food and Society Policy Fellow.

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Jim Goodman, a WK Kellogg Food and Society Policy Fellow, is an organic dairy farmer and farm activist from Wonewoc Wisconsin. Encouraging local food production and consumption in the industrialized north, allowing the global south sovereignty in (more...)
 

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