>>25210436
Seems inevitable though at some point in human history unless (or because) we destroy our planet. We will destroy our environment and run out of room. We will slowly evolve to be less human.

Humans have already grown beyond traditional roots for the most part. We are tribal at heart in a globally interconnected world which is already confusing us between what we are, were, and possibly supposed to be.

Could one feel close to nature gardening in a spaceship. Would you eventually... run out of dirt? Hydroponics and or composting is coming for your children's children.

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>>25210436
Read Lord Northbourne

lit niggas be like
>Books on the philosophy of drinking water?

>>25210436
Read the oeconomicus or the economist by Xenophon.
Also check out this channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-OwANc1LF4y8eXCLuKsvTQ

Not philosophy but Georgics by Vergil is there.

>>25210436
Work & Days, Hesiod
That is all you need.

>>25211143
I already read that

Wendell Berry

Masanobu Fukuoka is what you are looking for.
you can also go for master cho global korean natural farming and JADAM books
Albert Howard
Ana Primavesi for the applied agriculture in soil agroecology.
Thoreau for the philosophical aspect
Also teaming with by jeff lowens
https://grasscity.forum/threads/no-till-gardening-revisited.1400505/
https://grasscity.forum/forums/organic-cannabis-growing.660/

This is how i return to /lit/

>>25210436
>Books on the philosophy of agriculture?
Why everything needs a philosophy? Just do it, is not necessary to rationalize it.

>>25213462
what if you fuck up the entire harvest?

>>25213464
Philosophy is not going to teach you how to farm tho!

>>25213464
>t. Emaciated forearms too weak to hold a shovel wrote this post
Grim

>>25213091
Underrated post

>>25210698
certainly he will find the right condom for his penis

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A._D._Gordon
ignore the bawdy anon above me

>>25210436
>Books on the philosophy of agriculture?
Tolstoj, Henry George

>>25213626
Reddit loves him

>>25210626
>>25213091
These two authors are all you need

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>>25210436
>Books on the philosophy of agriculture? I am starting an hydroponic farm but I have doubts about the philosophical implications of removing horticulture from its natural place in the ground, and the effects it could have on a community that no longer has the contact with nature that traditional cultivation requires due to its own nature. It feels like desacrating nature.
Naturaleza Tradicional: Historia, principios y aplicaciones para la conservación.
Adoro, 2024
Juan Andrés Oria de Rueda de Salgueiro.