[Olog-hai]

Low rainfall and high temperatures in recent years in part due to climate change, coupled with poor soils, have doused interest in water-guzzling maize. …

Oh, the word-humping.

[Dr. Sivana]

Whew! I thought the UN was eyeing a revival of mullets.

[steve86]

My parakeets sure do love it!

[blackdog]

Birdseed...how nice.

[blackdog]

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

So break everything so they (glabalists) fix it the way they would like it to be.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Nothing a few desalination facilities and a pipeline can’t cure.

[metmom]

“Fonio is nicknamed the Lazy Farmers crop. That’s how easy it is to grow,” says Pierre Thiam, executive chef and co-founder of New York-based fine-casual food chain Teranga, which features West African cuisine. “When the first rain comes, the farmers only have to go out and just like throw the seeds of fonio … They barely till the soil.” …

What a slap in the face to farmers everywhere.

Clearly, the guy making the comment has no idea what a labor intensive job growing food is.

If it’s that easy to grow and feeds people cheaply and easily, go for it. We have to thwart the globalists attempts to starve us out somehow.

[hinckley buzzard]

I have long known millet meal as a high protein, high vitamin anti-inflammatory. Actually, they are growing a health food in place of a high starch low protein product. Good for them.