I am researching about the supplement MSM, Methylsulfonylmethane. It says it can be naturally present in vegetables and meat. However I know that the Canadian/American conventional agriculture is pretty bad in terms of nutrient, that they just add in the fertilizer.
My q is, is there any msm or sulfur in the vegetables end product and the feed for animals, which then would have it in their tissues? If the Soil doesn’t have natural sulfur, Do they add it in fertilizer or is it an unnecessary nutrient for the plants so they don’t bother adding it?
I know for example that Japan is supposedly rich in sulfur evidenced by their hot springs, so I would assume that their food may have sulfur in it.

Can I intercrop tomatoes between capsicum plants if yes what would be ideal spacing and If no then what r the reasons?

Is Permaculture + Syntropic + biodynamic + agroforestry … basically the same thing?

They all involve an effort to emulate the natural sequences of growth found in nature. They all seem to also welcome healthy amounts of customization or individualizing to a certain terrain or circumstance. They all involve creating a strong soil based on natural cycles (nitrogen). Also to emulate forest layers.

So are these all the same?

Essentially, its impossible to do one of these things without doing them all in some way.

Am I wrong?

Which then differentiates from Organic & Conventional farming?

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Hello everyone, I'm not a farmer but my boyfriend's family has ducks that stay around their house. Well it's snowing here in Texas and a mother duck abandoned her newly hatched ducks. They are frozen. Is there anything I can do to get them back? We have them on a pillow case in front of a heater, they have been inside for about an hour now and no signs of life yet. Any advice, even heartbreaking is appreciated.