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Everything I Want to Do Is Illegal

War Stories from the Local Food Front
in: Sociology
Summary:

The book is a critique of the regulatory hurdles faced by small farmers and local food producers, arguing that bureaucratic red tape stifles innovation and favors industrial agriculture. It shares personal anecdotes and challenges encountered by the author in his efforts to run a sustainable farm and advocate for food system reform.

Key points:

1. Regulatory Challenges: Salatin discusses the regulatory barriers small farmers face, favoring large-scale agriculture and hindering competition and innovation.

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