Parity Agriculture Is The Answer To The Farming Crisis

Brandon Turbeville

BrandonTurbeville.com

April 13, 2025

The United States is in the midst of an existential farm crisis. From the wholesale disappearance of the family farm, overproduction, and industrial scale farming to depleted farm land, corporate control of farms, and the unsustainability of the subsidy culture, America’s “amber waves of grain” are threatening to become the deadened brown husks of an entire way of life.

But farming is not the only crisis to come from the failure to practice sustainability and harvest healthy food. An environmental, economic, and human health crisis is approaching the United States unlike the country has ever seen. One of the fattest, sickest nations on earth, our country spends more than any other nation on healthcare. The majority of this spending is aimed at chronic health issues yet the country is becoming fatter and sicker with each passing year. The United States cannot sustain such expenditures.

In addition, aggressive farming has reduced natural habitat, depleted the soil, and set the United States in motion to face a crisis in which the soil itself is no longer able to render crops at all.

Farming is, by nature, an up and down game, with many variables going into the production of food that can drive both prices and production. Throughout American and, indeed, world history, agriculture has been susceptible to the climate, weather, human action, war, and economic policy. Even bumper crops producing high volumes of extra product can be detrimental by lowering the prices received for them. But, for all history, one thing has remained constant: the fact that human society totally depends on the ability of farmers to produce food. It is quite a simple realization but a powerful one. The death of the farmer is the death of humanity as a whole.

In the United States, since the early 1900s, the entire country has experience various farm crises – some as a result of weather and climate disasters but mostly as a result of governmental policy, i.e. the inability of the U.S. government to ensure that farmers actually have an incentive to produce food.

Truth on the Tracks with Brandon Turbeville - March 13, 2017

Brandon Turbeville
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UCY.TV
March 14, 2017

Truth on the Tracks with Brandon Turbeville - March 13, 2017

Brandon discusses the Syrian crisis, Trump's coming war on Marijuana, Parity Agriculture and the solutions to America's current agricultural crisis, and the Wikileaks revelations.

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Eric Metts and Dylan Shelton of the TWSP And UFAA: "Bringing Jobs Back: Rebuilding the American Economy"

Brandon Turbeville
BrandonTurbeville.com
May 19, 2015

Eric Metts and Dylan Shelton of the TWSP/UFAA Wilmington, NC chapter discuss the platform of the Tax Wall Street Party and a method of returning jobs back to Mullins, South Carolina, and the United States as a whole. The two discuss a 1% Wall Street Sales Tax, Nationalization of the Federal Reserve, Parity Agriculture, Tariffs, and much more.

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NC Tax Wall Street Party Presentation At Coffee Etc. In Mullins, S.C. March 12

Dylan Shelton and Eric Metts of the NC chapter of the Tax Wall Street Party will be presenting a series of economic demands that will bring jobs back to the United States, fight the control of banks over our lives, and protect the social safety net on March 12 at 8pm at Coffee Etc.

This will not be the typical Republican and Democrat talking points. This presentation will show a way forward that will benefit all of us.

The presentation will be titled "Bringing Jobs Back: Rebuilding the American Economy."

A one-night only event on the revolutionary platform to reinvest in American lives.

1.) The 1% Wall Street Sales Tax

2.) Nationalize the Fed

3.) Protective Tariff

4.) Parity Agriculture

The event will take place at Coffee Etc. in Mullins, S.C. at 8pm. The address is 203 S. Park St. Mullins, S.C. 

The event is free and open to the public. 

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Declining Family Dinners Pose A Choice: Communitarianism or Make Wall Street Pay

Brandon Turbeville

The Anti Media

September 12, 2014

In her article “Study Proposes Outrageous Solution In Lieu of Family Dinners,” Heather Callaghan of Activist Post describes, as the title suggests, one of the many ludicrous “solutions” being presented to combat the inability of families to provide for themselves and maintain a normal family life – government-sponsored, communal family dinners.

Callaghan’s article refers to a study, supported by a grant from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture called the Agriculture and Food Research Initiative and published in Contexts. The study was tasked with exploring the relationship and gap presented in popular culture and the realities that people live with when it comes to feeding their children. Callaghan writes that, “The researchers interviewed 150 females in families with children between the ages of 2 and 8, as well as conducting observations of 12 of these families for a total of 250 hours.”

The results of the findings produced the kind of results that only academics would require money to determine. Dr. Sinnikka Elliott stated that “We found that middle-class, working-class, and poor families faced some similar challenges. For example, mothers from all backgrounds reported difficulty in finding time to prepare meals that everyone in the family would be willing to eat.”

Callaghan summarizes the results of the study by writing,

In addition, middle-class mothers reported being torn between their desire to spend quality time with their children and the expectation that they needed to provide the children with a home-cooked meal. Middle-class mothers were concerned that they weren't able to give their kids the best possible meals because they couldn't afford to buy all organic foods. 

James Hinton: Napa Valley's anti-GMO candidate

Brandon Turbeville
August 28, 2014
Napa Valley Register

After years of leading the charge against genetically modified (GM) food, California now has its own anti-GMO/pro-organic political candidate. James Hinton, an independent running for California’s U.S. House District 5, has come out strong against the proliferation of GM food in the U.S. food supply as well as in the environment. Hinton has also taken a strong stand in favor of GMO labeling.

Hinton has received an impressive amount of support already, despite running against an opponent who is a career politician with a sizable campaign purse. Hinton has amassed endorsements from a variety of organizations from the NRA to the Tax Wall Street Party, but, even more important, he has received the endorsement of California voters.

Hinton has already survived the California primary and received enough votes to be the only candidate facing Democrat Mike Thompson in the general election. There have been anti-GMO candidates in the past — in California and elsewhere — but Hinton’s campaign appears to be the most promising.

While Hinton would prefer to see a world free of GMOs, he is also aware of the practical limitations to that goal in the current political climate. This is why Hinton has stated his full support behind labeling efforts.

Truth on the Tracks with Brandon Turbeville June 9, 2014 - Interview With Dan Buhrdorf of the Tax Wall Street Party - Video

 

Truth on the Tracks with Brandon Turbeville - June 9, 2014

Brandon interviews Dan Buhrdorf of the Tax Wall Street Party and candidate for US Senate in Nebraska. Dan discusses his platform and his opponent, Ben Sasse.

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