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I don't want to undermine your basic point here -- I hope that you're right. Quinoa in particular might be a problem though, since it's already increasing in pr
by rquantz 14y ago
I don't want to undermine your basic point here -- I hope that you're right. Quinoa in particular might be a problem though, since it's already increasing in price due short supply. Mass adoption by America's schools would probably result in making it unsustainable both for the schools themselves and for South American communities that rely on it.
http://www.newser.com/story/114536/in-bolivia-a-quinoa-quandary.html http://www.newser.com/story/114536/in-bolivia-a-quinoa-quand...
- leot 14y agoIt doesn't look like quinoa can only be cultivated in particular regions, but rather that it takes time to get good crops going. The price should come down in a few years.