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Where dirt, weather, and stubbornness conspire to keep everyone else fed.
means A patch of land worked to grow crops or raise animals for food and money.
from From Latin firma, a fixed rent payment — once you farmed land by renting it, then by working it, and the word quietly traded the landlord for the soil.
Word twistOriginally meant the rent, not the field.
Tax echoTax collecting was once called farming taxes.
Land mathFarms cover roughly a third of Earth's land.