I can't wait to see it. I wonder how they will handle the issue of soil conservation when it comes to no-till and minimum-till farming that was made possible by herbicides. We fix one problem and create several more sometimes.
I remember as a kid the wonders of snirt... snowdrifts in winter that were half rich aeolian topsoil and half blizzard-blown snow. And hundreds of miles of beautiful shelter belt plantings of trees that were killed by the advent of 2,4,5T weedkiller that drifted from the fields they were planted adjacent to for protection. The wheat was always twice as tall on the leeward sides of the shelter belts where the soil collected.
And the huge aforestation project that was the Sand Hills of Nebraska, which was planting of millions of trees on land that was previously unforested...
Lots of interesting topics they could cover, and i hope they do. Any time one tries to turn perennial tallgrass prairie into annual grasses for food by breaking the sod and planting crops there are almost always unintended ecological consequences, in a addition to the massive amounts of food produced. And the New Deal remedies such as the Soil Bank program that turned the corner on conserving the soil resource.