Posted by: Ben Bingham
Many do not know what they are invested in, like homeowners who sprinkle Agent Orange on their lawns to kill dandelions only to have their children play on toxic turf. I think the future depends on us reconnecting to the wisdom inherent in sustainable agriculture. This may lead to a new view in investing, a view that considers all stakeholders and the long term horizon.
Ben Bingham 2/24/2010
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Hi,
As a person who is attempting to eek out a living through sustainable agriculture I agree with your comment. Would be interesting to see such a future as you speak of. That would be very encouraging.