"Organic" is a stretchy word, but somewhere in there is the idea of sustainable farming. That is, not draining the water table, not relying on dangerous pestic

"Organic" is a stretchy word, but somewhere in there is the idea of sustainable farming. That is, not draining the water table, not relying on dangerous pesticides to compensate for massively monoculture fields, and not relying on expensive (energy-intensive) fertilizer to compensate for overfarming and soil erosion. If "organic" means more sustainable practices, then this price argument against it probably won't be true for long.