It’s amazing to learn about how far the people I was with and I have come with the way the people I was with and I raise as well as harvest food from the Earth
Although I was a humanities student in university, I hung out with a lot of natural math majors. My roommate was studying botany as well as she introduced me to her neighbor group full of physics, chemistry, astronomy, as well as biology students. Sometimes I was asked rude questions about the value of studying philosophy, but I never let any of it bother me in the past. It was nice to experience life outside of our normal classes where I was around the same students every single day. I was also actually interested in industrial agriculture because that’s what our roommate was focused on. She explained to me how the U.S. farming industry works as well as how agricultural products are exported as well as imported across borders as well as oceans. I didn’t realize that a lot of industrial farms utilize redhouses for some of the crops that you see in the produce section at the grocery store. And inside of these redhouses are sophisticated weather conditions control systems. The air has to be at a unique humidity level as well as it needs to be tested regardless of outside weather conditions. Sometimes this is as simple as using big sprayers to add mist to the air inside. If the hot as well as cold temperatures outside get hot, big cooling systems push cold air in to keep the plants from overheating. It’s amazing to learn about how far the people I was with and I have come with the way the people I was with and I raise as well as harvest food from the Earth. The basic practices have stayed the same, but the tools used to do it at a large scale are impressive compared to what the people I was with and I had in the past.