> Similarly, stuff like organic, grass-fed milk tastes much different than conventional milk. That's because the cow is eating grass, not because it's "organic

> Similarly, stuff like organic, grass-fed milk tastes much different than conventional milk. That's because the cow is eating grass, not because it's "organic" > organic makes sense for certain types of products where you eat the skin and all, e.g. apples, vegetables, etc. I feel like that would be true if there was any legal definition of organic that meant "pesticide-free", which there isn't. Organic farms use ancient pesticide technology, which isn't that good and requires MORE pesticides to be used.