Intensive farming, sometimes called conventional or industrial agriculture, is not good for planet Earth-it's good for big food corporations who make a lot of money farming this way. Is there a better way? In this book, readers learn the basics of intensive farming for both crops and animals, as well as its consequences. The language and content are age-appropriate and paired with beautiful images to inspire care for the natural world around us. Realistic ideas for how kids can chip in to slow the problems caused by intensive farming, engaging readers with conservation right in their own communities.
