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How nitrogen fertilizers changed the food system. Part 1.
Nitrogen fertilizers is disrupting natural process on par with fossil fuels
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April 2024

The methane ruminations
The real feat of ruminants is their methanogenic metabolism that allows them to digest things that we can’t eat and convert them into highly valuable…
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On the farm
News from Sunnansjö, spring is coming, the weight of money
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Can we evolve? part 2.
How to use evolutionary thinking for shaping human societies
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March 2024

Can we evolve? part 1.
Can evolutionary thinking help us in managing the necessary transformation?
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A nail in the coffin? Not really.
Over the last decade, there has been a heated discussion about the possibility to sequester carbon in agriculture soils. I believe, nobody claims that…
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The forum for paying subscribers
This is a permanent Forum post where paid subscribers can: ask me as well as fellow subscribers for links to information sources or get my feedback on…
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The value of a subscription
For you and for me
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Nazis, moral panics, censorship and free speech
To let lynch mobs or social media platforms restrict free speech is a bad idea. I am rather present on a platform that has minimal censorship than one…
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February 2024

World trade in food is not about feeding the hungry
Most trade in food is between rich countries and trade is it's own justification
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How to save Europe's farmers?
The root problem is schizophrenic policies
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Our ancestors speak to us through native breeds. We should listen.
How can native farm animals play an important role in a sustainable food system?
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