Ken Hanly: >available locally. Even hay may be trucked long distances in case of local shortages, but this would be the exception not the rule. Feed materials are >bought by feedlots from the nearest sources. You don't seem to get the point. It is not simply about closeness or distance. It is about ORGANIC processes. The separation of livestock from grain is what Marx called a "metabolic rift". A miss is as good as a mile on these questions. Louis Proyect Marxism mailing list: http://www.marxmail.org/
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