Re:Microfarms come to South L.A. frontyards, bringing fresh ...
by gadaprog on Friday May 14, 2021 @10:37AM
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I don't disagree with your original point that marketing is likely the key driver here.
However, I don't think your second point really stands up when considering 'kinds' and classification of things.
jillesvangurp's response was that "micro-whatevers" are a profitized subset of the original definitions (e.g., they are saying a 'microfarm' is a profit-driven subset of 'home vegetable gardens'. You then say that people can and do make money from their gardens, thus arguing that microfarms are not a thing?
The existence of profitable home vegetable gardens does not mean that they are not microfarm's in jillesvangurp's definition.
However, I don't think your second point really stands up when considering 'kinds' and classification of things.
jillesvangurp's response was that "micro-whatevers" are a profitized subset of the original definitions (e.g., they are saying a 'microfarm' is a profit-driven subset of 'home vegetable gardens'. You then say that people can and do make money from their gardens, thus arguing that microfarms are not a thing?
The existence of profitable home vegetable gardens does not mean that they are not microfarm's in jillesvangurp's definition.