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Big-business agriculture versus locavorism: a rebuttal to Margaret Wente
This past Saturday, in her Globe and Mail opinion piece entitled “Take the romance out of farming and ditch locavorism”, Margaret Wente’s usual logically formulated arguments failed her. I don’t often agree with her viewpoint, which seems to be constrained … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship & Business, Farming
Tagged agribusiness, entrepreneurship, environment, farming, globalism, Globe and Mail, locavores, locavorism, Margaret Wente, outsourcing, quality
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