If anyone has any doubt as to the far reaching impact of good legislation gone bad, just read Michael Pollon’s essay in today’s New York Times Magazine called You Are What You Grow.
For convience, you can find a PDF version below.
by J.D. Stein
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Wow, thanks for posting that article. There is so much to keep up with that affects the lives of so many. I guess supporting the famer’s market is a good thing, but sounds like letters to legislatures and others might be in order. It is difficult to know what to do when I read this kind of information.
I agree Blu, when something is this entrenched, it is difficult to know what to do. I do think supporting local farmer markets is key. Americans need to have a deeper understanding of where their food comes from and how it is produced.