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Finding a "custom farmer" to produce plant-based food without harming wildlife

So this stupid person that I argue with on the internet has the idea that I cause needless harm to animals because it would be practically feasible for me to further reduce the harm caused in order to produce my food by hiring a "custom farmer" to grow crops for me using methods which don't cause any wildlife deaths.

Supposing you wanted to look into whether that was actually practically feasible, what would be the first step? Contact crop farmers and ask them what they think about the idea, whether they know anyone who might be interested?

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