Re:There are more trees in the U.S. than there were 100 year...
by claystu on Thursday May 07, 2015 @09:58AM
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I wasn't saying that farming is no longer viable anywhere as a business. I was saying that there are places, like my home state, that have seen a resurgence of forest as farms have disappeared due to competition from elsewhere.
In the plain states, large rows of tree were planted for farming (e.g. shelter belts). Many places trees exist today did not have trees pre-farming. This was the great plains, not a forest region.
If farming is no longer viable then humans are no longer viable.