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Responsibility is simply, our ability to respond—and building that ability.
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On the farm, this is the care—both routine chores and larger projects—that we give to our growing crops.
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Such care includes both reacting to threats (e.g. weeding) but also proactive preparation e.g. erecting scarecrows before birds arrive, installing drainage/irrigation in case of too much/too little rain)
Responsibility is not the same as responding. In fact, sometimes choosing not to respond develops—or preserves—our response-ability.
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