“Why is farming important? Wow.” A new farming reality TV show hopes to address misinformation.
"Is farming important? Wow” says a farmer in the opening statement of a trailer for a new reality farming show. Indeed, wow. The fact that we need to ask that question, provides a startling image of the times we are living in. Listening exclusively to the propaganda of mainstream news institutions, many would actually believe that farming is what is killing our planet. In fact, the New York Times recently released a documentary entitled Meet the People Getting Paid to Kill Our Planet. The short opinion documentary grossly skewed the facts about farming while simultaneously promoting oil and gas companies as less harmful. The publication caters to a mass of 'city dwellers' but has also become a household name in news. Misinformation such as this is a contributing factor to what's killing our planet.
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The legendary national mammal, the American Buffalo is making a comeback both in our ecosystem and on our home screens. Meet My Neighbor Productions, Inc. a 501(c)3 nonprofit film producer released their pilot trailer for NATIVE The Prodigies of an Icon at the National Bison Association Winter Conference in Denver last month.
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