Don't get me started on gov "organic" but yes it does make a difference at scale. I spent years creating grain markets for certified organic corn which has a huge impact of the farmer, the land and food consumed. Turning thousands of acres from gmo and roundup to regionally appropriate corn and regenerative practices is worth the certificate.
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Gods work. Thank you for what you are doing.
Sincerely. Dunno if I like you or not or if you are a nice person or not or if you kick the neighbors dog i dunno
but I do know that somebody has to clean up the chemical stew in the culture, processes and environment.
So thank you ser.
I like dogs and getting healthy food to our community. We were able to collectively obtain contracts for local school districts where individually we stood no chance. One of many silent wins against poisoning ourselves and children.
A win at the kid level is huge for health.
a messed up thing i've noticed here and there.
Curious if it applies here as well. A given industry pollutes a given environment to exploit some value producing resource at scale. It pollutes processes and regulations as well as the physical environment.
process and regulatory pollution is really sticky. metastasizes with the bureaucracy. Does this track?
If so, I think the fields may be easier to remediate than the incentive substrate that spawned this situation in the first place.