On the subject of (not) co-opting the practices of Indigenous people -- it's great that Rel has found a tradition of their own to tap into and thus avoid the issue. But for farmers who do not feel they have this option, and given that the land management practices of Indigenous people are likely well refined, how does one draw from that beneficial knowledge responsibly?
On the subject of (not) co-opting the practices of Indigenous people -- it's great that Rel has found a tradition of their own to tap into and thus avoid the issue. But for farmers who do not feel they have this option, and given that the land management practices of Indigenous people are likely well refined, how does one draw from that beneficial knowledge responsibly?