March 14, 2008
The Organic Agriculture Movement
Organic 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!





























Comments
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.
Posted by: pandabonium
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March 21, 2008 8:46 AM