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> You telling everyone that gardening is bad for the environment

Quote me on that, I think you'll have a hard time finding that quote because you've pulled it out of nowhere.

Now reread your comment and wonder what else is connected to my comment, because I'm wondering too - did you mean to reply to someone else?

>>brigan+(OP)
Commercial farm infrastructure is far more resilient and lasts longer while consumer gardening gear is cheap and disposable. Consumer gardening gear manufacturers factories burn tons of resources to crank out tons of low quality kit, consumers burn through piles of it. That's not sustainable either.

You seem to be implying that people gardening are doing a disservice to the environment because we're buying disposable gardening tools (not true). I've had plenty of gardening tools for decades, I even use tools handed down from previous generations. I bet tractor tires aren't great for the environment either?

>>bamboo+jm1
Thanks for proving my point, I didn’t write that.