Agricultural is Crisis as a Crisis of Culture

“Agricultural is Crisis as a Crisis of Culture” is about cultural and social of farming communities.

The author tells us his own personal experience from Henry County, Kentucky. There farmers

need grow a lot of different crops during the growing season, and sell some of these crops for

profit. Unfortunately, many of farming communities are disappearing from across the United State

in few years later but only a few people are continue farming. Farms are becoming increasingly

industrialized and mechanized. The author think the food is a cultural product and can not be

produced by technology. The author also described the relationship between the agriculture and

the environment is very important because an agriculture system can not survive without the

natural system but these natural systems are being damaged by using farming techniques such as

synthetic fertilizers.