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March 14, 2008

The Organic Agriculture Movement

Vegetable paintingOrganic food tastes better. It's healthier. It costs a bit more, but surveys show that, counterintuitively, it isn't consumed disproportionately by the affluent. And the most remarkable thing: organic food is increasing its market share relatively quickly. To learn about the current state of the organic agriculture movement and what accounts for its success I turned to Dr. Brian Obach, a committed organic consumer who's been trying to explain social movements for twenty years. As an organic consumer myself I find Brian's insights fascinating and surprisingly relevant to larger questions of progressive political mobilization. Total runtime an hour and fifteen minutes. Enjoy!

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Interesting interview with very good insights on the politics of movements.

Another talk to hear for those interested in organic farming as a farmer or consumer is So you want to be a farmer?

This is an important movement for health reasons and for dealing with peak oil.

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