It is not right to prevent Palestinians from farming their lands; to restrict a student's ability to move around the West Bank; or to displace Palestinian families from their home.
Where hay rattle has stemmed the vigour of grasses, wildflowers are benefiting; one of many farming names for this plant was "poverty".
CleanStar has steered clear of monoculture crops in favour of sustainable farming methods.
"The height of Ebola was when families should have been farming.
"There has to be some form of control on that but if they want to keep folk farming in this part of the world there also has to be proper compensation.
It is the case though that farming has a history of having to adapt to short-term mistakes, and could learn to manage this better.
The working day began at 6am with Farming Today and rarely ended until the last red box was completed at 2am or 3am.
Perhaps, however, the reality is that people farming is like investing in the Titanic: a good idea in theory, glossy and wonderful to look at upon completion, but doomed when it comes to reality of actually functioning effectively.
In Britain, eco-enthusiasts dream of state-sponsored organic farming, of farmers' markets supplying local produce for everyone, of city gardens feeding urban populations.
Boycotted by the US, Cuba's communist economy had been tied to the Soviet bloc in conventional, capital-intensive chemical farming.
But the spectacular success story is city farming, which produces 60% of Cuban vegetables and provides more than the UN's recommended health quota of the 300 grams per day per person.
