Despite the fact that the organic food industry is full of charlatans

There is some good emerging evidence that current methods of food production are not ideal

Whilst it is very good for the bottom line to saturate the field in roundup and then plant a roundup ready crop
You have to remember that the roundup really does kill a lot of the biology in the soil

Fungi and microbes grow on the roots of all plants
And are to a large extent responsible for making micronutrients available to the plant
When you have essentially a dead soil
You can still get the corn or soya beans to grow quickly
But you are essentially using artificial fertilizers to promote this
And a lot of the soil micro nutrients are not getting incorporated

I would be fairly sure that a piece of corn or a carrot or a cabbage grown in your backyard using chicken manure and compost is going to contain a higher ratio of micro nutrients then one bought from Coles or Woolworths

You have to remember that most of the people who are going to comment on this and most of the people in positions of power
In exactly the same way as those in the health industry

They are captured by big food in the same way health regulators are captured by big pharma
And so they are going to just sprook the narrative they are paid to sprook

More and more farmers are going the diversity no till
Cover crop organic root

The problem is really that the consumer can be easily conned by people pretending to be organic when they are nothing of the sort