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In article , Martin Brown
writes Well yes, but what is 'goodness'? According to Organic(TM) scheme it is mainly about getting premium prices off the worried well for vastly overpriced and overpackaged Organic(TM) branded goods in supermarkets. After being sanctified by the acolytes of the Soil Association you can charge a massive premium. Often the Organic(TM) stuff is flown half way round the world using vastly more petrochemicals than it would require to grow it locally. I have no problem at all with minimum inputs agriculture (as opposed to modern intensive commercial farming) or local farmers markets, but Organic(TM) is founded primarily on marketing concerns rather than on real science. Well yes, but you still haven't defined 'goodness' in this context. -- Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs. |
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