@taylorlorenz last tweet before the suspension. He's totally obsessed with journalists not talking about it at all
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@mtsw Surely, they shall change their ways now, those rapscallions!
@dappergander It's like he heard from his Gulf states partners and then saw the poll from last night and then said "lmao... so anyway, let me propose an even worse idea..."
@sarahtaber This is why I have such a problem with most of those "homestead" and "small farm" YouTube channels, they make it seem like all you have to do is buy a plot of land and you'll be selling your organic vegetables in six months.
@frumble @KraftTea Someone pointed out that anyone with name recognition and "brand" really needs to not delete or shutter their accounts since Musk is intent on releasing abandoned account names. If you've got name recognition or a brand, do an occasional shitpost to prevent being marked as inactive.
@sarahtaber The Japanese farms there all seem to be focused on landscape type plants more than commercial food growing and they tend to be modest businesses.
But I think anyone going into farming *now* has money and probably has some kind of high paying job to fund it all... you just can't start off as the American stereotype of a farmer these days.
@sarahtaber The area I grew up is around the Salinas, California area. Tanimura and Antle is one of our biggest agribusinesses (a former "family farm"). They even got their name on the library of CSU Monterey Bay because they shoveled money at the university.
The Kitayama Brothers started a cut flower business in the 50's and it's a major cut flower grower near Watsonville (mostly Gerber Daisies). The Kitayama family still runs it but it's not a hardscrabble farm for them even with downsizing.
@sarahtaber There's not a single farmer where I grew up that either isn't the head of some giant agribusiness, or their "family farm" became a commercial farm decades ago. None of them struggle.