in the wilderness, etc. Essentially, it's about integrating spiritual practices and values into agriculture and farming to achieve the most efficient food production while also proving to be sustainable. This outlook on agriculture as a whole is purposeful in connecting the essence of its spiritual roots to modern-day farming practices to uphold farming's fundamentally biological nature while implementing sustainability. While practicing agricultural spiritualism, farmers value altruistic goals like peace and happiness, "We learn to pursue peace and happiness rather than success. We seek harmony among things economic, social, and spiritual not maximums or minimums." By following this spiritual outlook, farmers are focused on adequate results, only utilizing resources for basic needs and necessary income. They believe that by not pushing for a maximum income, they are able to implement more responsible usage of resources and be in harmony with nature. Following agricultural spiritualism ideals is believed to create a more sustainable farming environment around the world which allows for a sustained desirable quality of life. This means being environmentally responsible and "farming in harmony with future generations being good stewards of finite resources for an infinite future." Goals and benefits Agricultural spiritualism seeks a relationship with the land through spirituality. In various cultures with depleting land resources for food, spirituality is valued. Agricultural spiritualism could serve as a bridge between a lack of connection between these two ideals. Agricultural spiritualism incorporates morals into its practice that could address the food crisis problem. The world will require 70% more food by 2050, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, which is at the cost of the land. Industrial farming is questioned to be sustainable for this demand of food production. Implementing agricultural spiritualism to a populated land relieves stress from the land and allows for a sustainable food sourcing practice that minimizes environmental degradation. The practice of agricultural spiritualism exercises sustainability. Agroecosystems, which nurture a space for humans and agriculture to cohabitate, provide a system for agricultural spiritualism to be implemented. In terms of agricultural and sustainability, spiritualism is a common ground as discussed in Reclaiming the spiritual Roots of Farming, "A sustainable agriculture, likewise, has personal, interpersonal and spiritual dimensions." The way current food systems are implemented and practiced would provide a space for transition to agricultural spiritualism across more cultures. Many broken food systems would benefit from a connection between the spirit of the land