In this episode, we delve into the complexities of the agricultural industry, focusing on the challenges faced by farmers in maintaining organic and non-GMO practices amidst stringent regulations and market pressures. We explore the story of Joel Salatin, a prominent advocate for sustainable farming. The discussion highlights the broader issues of government control over the food supply and the difficulties farmers encounter in finding markets for non-GMO products. Additionally, the episode touches on the intricacies of the financial system, explaining how loans are structured and the role of promissory notes in creating credit. We discuss the implications of the bond market and the potential for economic shifts, emphasizing the importance of understanding the financial mechanisms that underpin the economy. The conversation also includes insights into the historical context of agricultural policies and the ongoing struggle for farmers to maintain independence and profitability.