In the Middle Ages, people risked losing their crops because their farming was purely "organic." But for some reason, that doesn't happen now, and we’re told it’s because we know more. We know which plants to grow together to balance nutrients in the soil, and we know how to spray leaves with manure to keep caterpillars away. But it seems like, in reality, we know that if our organic crop fails, those pushing the organic agenda will still compensate our losses. But at whose expense? Of course… at the expense of conventional farming. In the end, this whole push for organic farming just puts more pressure on the regular farmer.