I figure that is a different problem. If folks have some foresight on such things, we could make appropriate requirements. Almonds, for example, might be too co

I figure that is a different problem. If folks have some foresight on such things, we could make appropriate requirements. Almonds, for example, might be too cost prohibitive to subsidize and they shouldn't be in areas where they are contributing to depleting the water supply. Quinoa, sunflower seeds, peanuts, poppy seeds, and so on could easily be done.