> The farmers who are struggling are the ones with unsustainable business models.
Or the ones who don't use pesticides that kill our planet
Or the ones which treat their animals decently
Or the small scale farms
Or ...
Or the ones who don't use pesticides that kill our planet
Or the ones which treat their animals decently
Or the small scale farms
Or ...
I like small-farm produce. But it's obviously a luxury. If you're concerned about the environment, buying small-scale organic produce is counterproductive.
What does that actually mean? (I can point to any sociecoonomic problem and solve it by accusing someone's way of life.)