> They're giving an opportunity for wealthier patrons to subsidize the pesticide-free production of food. No, they are just defending themselves with crappy ar

> They're giving an opportunity for wealthier patrons to subsidize the pesticide-free production of food. No, they are just defending themselves with crappy arguments. The real truth is people are lazy and do not (those who have the possibility ) want to grow vegetables in their back yard. They prefer to buy the cheapest industrially produced food from the supermarket. This leads to increased demand for crap food and indirectly to use of pesticides.