This tirade examines the changes I'm projecting needing to occur for the main purpose of feeding our country as well as making a few bucks exporting. 

Agricultural change, for our purposes here, started around 1850. Change is still going full force today. I'm thinking about what a renormalization would be if change slowed down to a decent crawl. 

I am starting to look at farming communities just as I look at Manufacturing Villages. Small manufacturing between harvest and planting could bring extra income to farm communities.

1. Farmers should own the land they work or lease directly to the local, living on the land farmer. It's a matter of stewardship.
2. Farmers should have a financial reserve of at least 2 years and cannot take on debt secured by the land. NO DEBT!
3. To buy into Agribusiness, whether for distribution, research, or anything, requires at least 10 years hands-on farming of at least 500 acres.
4. Farmers (through some kind of organization) will plan and supply the correct crop mixture, quality, and quantity to properly feed America. 
5. Cost plus pricing determined by not-greedy farmers
6. Multi-generations structure especially for inheritance, including non-family people inheriting the farm. You could marry or be adopted, even as a adult, into a family.
7. Computers are allowing all this to happen. Farmers are getting pretty good at analyzing data, drone flying, communicating, and more.
8. Take the Agriculture Department out of the Federal government and let the farmers mange and pay - as part of the total national food cost - for operation.

Give the robot 555 automations and call me in the morning.

Give the robot 666 automations and call me in the morning.

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Give the robot 777 automations and call me in the morning.