The economic survival of a natural farm is one of the important things that many people cannot see.
Most of those who want to return to the nature see this as an escape from the system. The process of returning to the nature occurs as a result of action-reaction. When this is the case, they see everything about the system as dirty and ugly and they try to reject them. This also includes money.
It is not possible for a farm that does not earn money to survive.
Speaking of a sustainable life and farm, the farm’s inability to sustain itself is one of the biggest ironies.
This is one of the most basic things that I cannot understand about farms selling ‘sustainable agriculture’ courses. If the farm is self-sufficient and capable to survive, and people who sell these courses ‘know’ how to improve the soil, why do they sell it to make money?
We are in very serious times, we must take action and improve the soil as soon as possible because nature is about to die. If you know how to do it, tell everyone without demanding anything, so we can do good things together.
Long story short, everything must be in a natural balance, including the farm making money. Neither a farm that cannot earn money, nor a farm that tries to earn money by selling courses cannot survive. If you look at the farms trying to move in this direction, you will see that many of them are no longer there.
