Columbia Basin, Ephrata, WA | bad farmer - 4/17/2015 19:41
I for one am saying if you think you have a good product or at least better then everyone else then certify it or keep it seperate so you can get your premium.
To an extent, we already do that.
If i have gmo sweet corn what test can I do to prove to the consumer it is not only safe but nutritious that the consumer will trust? somone please answer that and remember when answering that to please use something the consumer trusts.
Consumer trust is a very fickle thing. For some reason there seem to be folks (very vocal ones, unfortunately) that seem to completely distrust every possible credible information source and put their trust in people like Vani Hari. In this case it seems fair to call those consumers stupid. Maybe conventional production needs some raving whack-job that for some reason people are willing to listen to. Something like that is very hard to plan.
Edited by Big Ben 4/17/2015 23:23
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would you eat gmo sweet corn??
