题目内容：

    BOXTEL, Netherlands — chickens roam the orchards, cows chew the cud and pigs roll in the mud on a warm day on a Dutch farm ——but the pastoral (乡村)scene is not as traditional as it seems.

The farm is owned and run by a cooperative of hundreds of local consumers and aims to change habits in a low-lying country engaged in an existential fight against climate change. Nearly 200 families decide what the farm will produce — and they will eventually eat — and employ a farmer to tend to the animals for meat and eggs and grow the dozen kinds of fruits and vegetables.

“The main aim of the members is to eat natural products, produced near to where they live, in a more sustainable (可持续的)way,” said Douwe Korting, co-leader of the Boxtel Cooperative, in the southern Netherlands. People are really starting to see that a change toward a different way of eating is essential," he added.

It costs 2,000 euros ($2,200) to join the collective (集体的)farm, which is 10 minutes by bicycle from the town, and then a weekly fee of around 10 euros per person.

In return, members receive the food they want and stress the importance of knowing what they eat is local and seasonal.

Known as Herenboderderij, or People's Farming, the guiding principle is that everything centers on the needs and riches of nature, even while using new technologies, ” said its founder Geert van der Veer. Soon the poultry (家禽) will be joined by a robot that can sense when the fruit is ripe, as well as a drone that will survey the fields to support and reduce the needs for manpower.

1.Why did the families start the farm?

A.To reduce the cost of food. B.To improve their eating habits.

C.To replace the old tradition. D.To provide more chances for exercise.

2.What will the farmer do?

A.Decide what to produce and eat what they grow.

B.Work on the farm close to where they live.

C.Own and operate the farm in a more effective way.

D.Feed the animals and grow fruits and vegetables.

3.What do the farm owners expect of the farm?

A.It'll provide natural products. B.It'll be charged by new technology.

C.It'll cost everyone less than 10 euros. D.It'll encourage people to love nature.

4.Where is this text most likely from?

A.A diary. B.A guidebook.

C.A novel. D.A newspaper.