The 'market corrected' itself by increasing prices because that's the only way you can keep up with a high leaky churn. We haven't 'corrected' anything, we've

The 'market corrected' itself by increasing prices because that's the only way you can keep up with a high leaky churn. We haven't 'corrected' anything, we've only found a new (more expensive) equilibrium because the inputs are still dying off at a higher rate. The correct thing to do is to address WHY the inputs have become more expensive... my understanding is that research now points to a certain class of destructive pesticides.