Industrial Agriculture vs. Home Garden Optimization
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A framework identifying fundamental mismatches between industrial agriculture and home gardening efficiency. Industrial systems optimize for bulk harvest, single-time picking, and mechanical efficiency—incompatible with multi-variety trees that produce continuous trickle-harvest over months. Home gardens optimize for diversity, extended harvest seasons, and hand-picking. Multi-grafted trees are optimized for home gardeners, not industrial production.
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