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Journey to Eloheh: How Indigenous Values Lead Us to Harmony and Well-Being

Book by Randy Woodley · 2 quotes · Indigenous, Capitalism, Farming

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“Hoarding means both depleting natural resources and creating a storage problem. Neither does it make sense to hoard food away from the needs of others.”

Capitalism Indigenous Hoarding

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“But there is hope. The United Nations did a study showing that small farms can feed the world. Small farms are more adaptable. They are less costly, because they don't need extremely expensive machinery, and less environmentally damaging, because they don't need to spray chemicals. And they provide greater local economic opportunities than large industrial farms do. Small farms have been proven to produce higher yields per acre and more nutrient-dense foods.”

Farming Indigenous Small Farmers

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