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(picture me cartoonishly wagging my head side-to-side and looking flabbergasted)</p> 460<p>Weddings and special events on farms are wonderful for sure, at the very least because they are expanding awareness of the foods and farming practices they offer. But to think that, for this farm at least, staying in business <i>as a farm</i> means needing another revenue stream outside of what we all would consider a farmâs core business â growing food â is surprising to me.</p> 461<p>Color me naïve.</p> 462<p>
462And color me as one whoâs overtly ignored this reality for a while. I say this because Iâve seen a farm fail before but apparently have chosen not to make much of it. Back a few years, a much-loved dairy farm in our area had an inspection from regulators that indicated a possible problem. The agency did not prove any actual danger, but the milk was pulled from shelves. No illnesses were reported and again, there was no proof shown. In the end though, the farm could not weather the public relations fallout and shuttered. I got fairly involved with the farmer and did what I could to help him address some cash flow issues and try to get back on his feet, but it never worked.</p> 463<p>Here was a farm professing local, sustainable values and practices ⦠but it failed.</p> 464<p>I heard recently that Tiny Greens, a small Illinois farm that had been in business for 20 years and even had strong wholesale accounts has closed as well. It was a farm professing local, sustainable values and practices ⦠but it failed.</p> 465<p>This week in Chicago, a favorite local deli that was a staunch supporter of all things local and thoughtfully raised, City Provisions, closed and the theme of the ownerâs <a href="http://myemail.constantcontact.com/Big-News-from-Cleetus---City-Provisions.html?soid=1101896012847&aid=I9duHcqZxIk" target="_blank">public letter</a> was that âsustainability is not sustainable.â</p> 466<p>Another business professing local, sustainable values and practices ⦠that failed.</p> 467<p>Color me a little less naïve.</p> 468<p>Now I finally get that there is nothing about a farm with sustainable farming practices that inherently makes it âbound to succeed.â It is a business like any other (or perhaps folks will argue, tougher even) and it has to have capital, pricing, distribution and damage control ducks all in a row. (Not having an MBA, Iâm sure Iâm missing some items, but you get the point.) There will be bad turns of weather. There will be crop failure. There will be safety concerns that lead to publicity problems. There will be lots of bad times a farm has to weather. Just the fact that they have sustainable growing practices will not carry them through.</p> 469<div data-shortcode="caption" id="attachment_580" style="width: 310px" class="wp-caption aligncenter"><a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/meal7_kessler_39101.jpg"><img aria-describedby="caption-attachment-580" data-attachment-id="580" data-permalink="https://onehundredmeals.com/2013/02/17/meal-seven-supporting-our-farming-habit/meal7_kessler_39101/" data-orig-file="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/meal7_kessler_39101.jpg" data-orig-size="504,336" data-comments-opened="1" data-image-meta="{"copyright":"Copyright Grant Kessler 2009"}" data-image-title="Meal7_Kessler_39101" data-image-description="" data-image-caption="<p>Harvest Moon Farms</p> 470" data-large-file="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/meal7_kessler_39101.jpg?w=504" class="size-medium wp-image-580" alt="Harvest Moon Farms" src="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/meal7_kessler_39101.jpg?w=300&h=200" width="300" height="200" srcset="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/meal7_kessler_39101.jpg?w=300 300w, https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/meal7_kessler_39101.jpg?w=150 150w, https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/meal7_kessler_39101.jpg 504w" sizes="(max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px" /></a><p id="caption-attachment-580" class="wp-caption-text">Harvest Moon Farms</p></div> 471<p>Wanting to learn more about the business of small-farming from a farmer, we had dinner recently with my friends Jenny and Bob Borchardt of <a href="http://www.harvestmoon-farms.com/" target="_blank">Harvest Moon Farms</a>. Jenny runs the on-farm operations at their Viroqua, WI, farm, and Bob manages marketing and distribution matters. They define themselves as “new generation” farmers â they did not grow up as farmers but recently left professional jobs to pursue a rural, agricultural lifestyle. Jenny worked 18 years in textbook and educational technology sales and Bob ran Cuisine Populaire, a new media company focused on the food, wine and travel sector. They went through a <a href="http://www.learngrowconnect.org/farmer" target="_blank">beginning farmer training program,</a> befriended an experienced organic farmer in their area who mentors them, and took the plunge, just as many new, <a href="http://www.takepart.com/article/2012/12/11/next-generation-farmers" target="_blank">young farmers around the country are doing</a>.</p> 472<p>To be clear, their farm has NOT failed, but it has struggled to find a way to make organic farming a successful business. They find themselves too far from Chicago to make the farmers market and CSA model work for them â there is too much time and effort in the piece-meal delivery process and they donât earn enough to pay themselves well. As Bob put it, “We’d just like to earn as much as our average customer.”</p> 473<p>They are compelled to scale up so they can be delivering pallets of produce rather than boxes. Theyâre convinced selling large loads in the wholesale market is where the profit margin is best for them ⦠and where they can finally earn a living wage.</p> 474<p>Of course farms of any size face struggles to stay in business. Theyâre impacted by weather, by government regulations, by the degree to which crop insurance helps them and of course by the marketplace â you, the consumer, and the price youâre willing to pay.</p> 475<p>Perhaps itâs just time that we the consumer realize that hanging one’s shingle out that reads, âsustainable farmâ is not a free ride to monetary success. Given the consumerâs general unwillingness to pay more for foods, the case is likely the opposite. Sustainable farming may be lovely, but it is also more difficult.</p> 476<p>And it is <i>not</i> inherently sustainable as a business.</p> 477<p>So maybe next time youâre at the farmerâs market working on âknowing your farmerâ you should ask him or her about something other than growing practices and cooking methods.</p> 478<p>Try asking, ÂÂâAre you earning enough by farming to stay in business?â</p> 479<p>I think then youâll find that suddenly you really <i>do</i> know your farmer.</p> 480<p>And youâll learn something more about the term âsustainableâ.</p> 481<p style="text-align:center;">⢠  ⢠  ⢠  ⢠  â¢</p> 482<p>On top of producing beautiful organic produce, Jenny is a terrific cook! Dinner started with delicata squash soup followed by red wattle pork shanks and cassoulet beans from the farm’s kitchen garden. On the side were creamed curly kale and home-baked bread with Westby Creamery butter. We also scored some homebrew courtesy of their farm chef this past summer – One Hundred Meals may be developing a side theme of drawing out the homemade beers – a trend we will not argue with!</p> 483<p><a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg"><img data-attachment-id="582" data-permalink="https://onehundredmeals.com/2013/02/17/meal-seven-supporting-our-farming-habit/seven/" data-orig-file="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg" data-orig-size="1486,589" data-comments-opened="1" data-image-title="seven" data-image-description="" data-image-caption="" data-large-file="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg?w=590" class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-582" alt="seven" src="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg?w=590" srcset="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg?w=950&h=377 950w, https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg?w=150&h=59 150w, https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg?w=300&h=119 300w, https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg?w=768&h=304 768w, https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg?w=1024&h=406 1024w, https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg?w=1440&h=571 1440w, https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/seven.jpg 1486w" sizes="(max-width: 950px) 100v
483w, 950px" /></a></p> 484 </div> 485 <div class="clear"></div> 486 <p class="postmetadata alt quiet"> 487 <span class="byline"> 488 Posted by <span class="author vcard"><a class="url fn n" href="https://onehundredmeals.com/author/grantkessler/" title="View all posts by Grant Kessler" rel="author">Grant Kessler</a></span> | 489 </span> 490 February 17, 2013 | Categories: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/category/meal-post/" rel="category tag">Meal Post</a> | Tags: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/harvest-moon-farms/" rel="tag">Harvest Moon Farms</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/sustainability/" rel="tag">Sustainability</a> | <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2013/02/17/meal-seven-supporting-our-farming-habit/#comments">26 Comments</a> </p> 491 </div> 492</div> 493 494 495 496<div class="post-527 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-gmoge tag-agent-orange tag-bioneers tag-genetically-modified-organism tag-monsanto tag-navdanya tag-vandana-shiva" id="post-527"> 497 <div class="content"> 498 <h2 class="entry-title"><a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/11/06/what-our-fields-actually-need-is-a-heavy-application-of-honesty/" rel="bookmark">What our fields actually need is a heavy application of honesty</a></h2> <div class="entry"> 499 <p><em>– written by Ellen</em></p> 500<p>Though I had certainly heard much of her, my first true exposure to <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vandana_Shiva">Vandana Shiva</a> was the night I returned home from Monsanto, climbed into bed with my laptop, and started Googling.</p> 501<p>I Googled <a href="http://www.earthisland.org/journal/index.php/eij/article/monsanto_and_the_mustard_seed/">Indian mustard seed</a> but was a bit stymied that I couldn’t find any mainstream or scientific sources. (Please send them if you have them!)</p> 502<p>I typed ‘Indian farmer suicide’ into my browser, because I was told Ms. Shiva claimed hundreds of thousands of Indian farmers had committed suicide because of Monsanto. It is a terrifically sad fact when anyone commits suicide, but these farmers didn’t commit suicide because of Monsanto. <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farmers'_suicides_in_India">They committed suicide because of drought, bad government support and the rapid transformation of a society</a>.</p> 503<p>(It was odd, after the fact, to read Shiva’s <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/vandana-shiva/from-seeds-of-suicide-to_b_192419.html">“mainstream” article</a> on the farmer suicides. It appeared far more “fact-based” than what I had earlier read and heard. But it is rather cleverly written, and I will get to that in a moment.)</p> 504<p>In sum, I got home from Monsanto and started learning that “our side” is biased, largely uninformed and often just out and out scaryass wrong. (<a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/07/22/meal-three-an-open-letter-to-big-ag-on-marketing-pr-and-effective-spin/">The science supports that</a>.) And a good deal of this misinformation is coming from sources we trust. This is a really, really bad state of affairs and, along with fueling some <a href="https://twitter.com/TomCindyShow/status/264158416979779585/photo/1">weirdly crazy hate</a>, is actually contributing to the problems of our food supply more than it is helping us find a way to fix it, even in a small way.</p> 505<p>Here’s the thing: The work Vandana Shiva does with <a title="Navdanya" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navdanya">Navdanya</a>, a national movement to protect the diversity and integrity of living resources, especially native seed, the promotion of organic farming and fair trade, is important. Native seeds, organic farming and fair trade are all vitally important.</p> 506<p>But, there’s a right way and a wrong way. And while Navdanya may be a right way, what I saw at the <a href="http://bioneerschicago.org/vandana-shiva/">Bioneers conference where Shiva spoke in Chicago recently</a>, was most definitely the wrong way.</p> 507<p>And I’ll address what is wrong in an open letter.</p> 508<blockquote><p>Dear Vandana Shiva:</p> 509<p><a href="http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1003115,00.html">Heros</a> don’t lie. At your Bioneers talk in Chicago, in your keynote address you told the audience that “they” are spraying Agent Orange on the fields. This is not true; and I am certain you know it is not true.</p> 510<p>Likely, you were referring to <a class="zem_slink" title="2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2%2C4-
510Dichlorophenoxyacetic_acid" target="_blank" rel="wikipedia">2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid</a>, which is <strong>one</strong> of the components of Agent Orange. Today, 2,4-D is used on farms and on many home gardens. And while I will absolutely agree it is not awesome, it is also not Agent Orange. You wouldn’t call it Agent Orange unless you were specifically looking to instill fear and anger because for any American with any kind of conscience, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agent_Orange">Agent Orange</a> is a hot button. That said, even if that was your goal, it is a lie.</p> 511<p>The real sad fact is that the Bioneers audience was comprised of precisely the type of people who don’t want to use one of the ingredients in Agent Orange  in their home gardens. So, sharing with them the fact that 2,4-D, a component of Agent Orange, is the third most widely used herbicide in America and available at any garden center, would allow you to use the words Agent Orange but in an honest and actionable way. It would still be throwing gas on a fire, but at the very least it would have meant that you at least armed them with useful information.</p> 512<p>Unfortunately, I could only conclude, in listening to your speech, that arming them with useful information didn’t seem your goal. Scaring them, inciting them â that seemed to be your goal.</p> 513<p>Why?</p> 514<p>Why did a great deal of your talk seem to incite rather than educate â and to no end other than spreading hate and anger?</p> 515<p>It would have been helpful, maybe, to share with the group what they need to do to create these living cities of which you were scheduled to speak about. That, at the very beginning of the journey out of the morass of our food supply, we need to do research, think about our actions and be educated consumers â  that change starts there. But throughout the talk, it seemed obvious that your point wasn’t to educate these people on steps they could take to achieve the assumed goals of your initiatives â in fact, educating folks on truths and what we should all do to be the change we want to see was the one thing left out of your talk. (Oh, wait, you said you wanted to see more gardens in Chicago. Yes, you did say that. It seemed a toss-in at the end of the speech. That was your take away. That was it.)</p> 516<p>Of point in fact, it was my impression that your entire speech barely rose above the level of outright lie. It was brimming with clever turns of phrase meant to elicit a reaction (GMO â God, Move Over), scarily reductionist pronouncements (all the GMO folks have achieved in all these years is two things: shooting “poison” into seeds and adding herbicides to seeds â p.s. work on the wording for the herbicide bit, it wasn’t nearly scary-sounding enough) and specifically crafted sentences meant to drum up emotion (It’s extremely easy to take life to make money). But what it was missing was honestly educating the audience on usable and actionable facts.</p> 517<p>This is worrisome to me today of all days.</p> 518<p>Ms. Shiva, today is the day Californians are voting on Prop37, the GMO labeling law. One of the biggest problems with the law is that it incites Americans with fear <a href="http://appliedmythology.blogspot.com/2012/11/what-would-real-right-to-know-about.html">without educating them on the facts</a>. So, at the end of the day, the vast majority of Californians are not actually voting because they understand what they are voting for â they are voting because they’ve been scared by people like you who deliver half-truths, manipulated facts and, it seems, lies.</p> 519<p>And here’s why that is really damning: these Americans are being denied choice.</p> 520<p>Here’s why: they are turning to people like you who proclaim to be a leader in the anti-GMO fight and they hear things like “they are spraying Agent Orange on the fields.” And they believe it. Because, well, you’re held up as this model of purity and right.</p> 521<p>So, in reality, these Californians are being coerced and cajoled into making a certain choice. They are being coerced to vote for something they don’t even know about.</p> 522<p>This isn’t a good thing, even if the end goal is to stop the spread of GMOs.</p> 523<p>This isn’t what America stands for.</p> 524<p>Voting â it’s sacred in America. You really shouldn’t mess with that just to get to your end goal.</p> 525<p>When you spoke about Prop37, you said that it is, “asking for something very simple.” I ask something very simple of you: stick to honest, verifiable facts. In your position, you have a responsibility to tell the truth. You have a responsibility to educate people honestly. You have a responsibility to <strong>not</strong> do the very thing that you criticize others for.</p> 526<p>If you are so confident in your belief that GMOs are bad, honest verifiable facts, delivered with integrity, will prove that to be true. Are you brave enough to stand up to that challenge? I certainly hope so.</p> 527<p>Until then, please stay out of American politics. We have enough trouble seeing eye-to-eye on our own.</p> 528<p>Sincerely,</p> 529<p>Ellen Malloy</p></blockquote> 530<div id="atatags-370373-6ac858ade3c7c"> 531
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540 541 </div> </div> 542 <div class="clear"></div> 543 <p class="postmetadata alt quiet"> 544 <span class="byline"> 545 Posted by <span class="author vcard"><a class="url fn n" href="https://onehundredmeals.com/author/elliecm/" title="View all posts by elliecm" rel="author">elliecm</a></span> | 546 </span> 547 November 6, 2012 | Categories: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/category/gmoge/" rel="category tag">GMO/GE</a> | Tags: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/agent-orange/" rel="tag">Agent Orange</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/bioneers/" rel="tag">Bioneers</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/genetically-modified-organism/" rel="tag">Genetically modified organism</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/monsanto/" rel="tag">Monsanto</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/navdanya/" rel="tag">Navdanya</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/vandana-shiva/" rel="tag">Vandana Shiva</a> | <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/11/06/what-our-fields-actually-need-is-a-heavy-application-of-honesty/#comments">21 Comments</a> </p> 548 </div> 549</div> 550 551 552 553<div class="post-472 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-meal-post tag-chipotle tag-dole tag-doritos tag-fresca tag-general-mills tag-genetically-modified-organism tag-gmo tag-green-city-market tag-kraft-foods tag-monsanto tag-nestle tag-pepsico tag-pirates-booty tag-pot-belly tag-powerbars tag-starbucks tag-subway" id="post-472"> 554 <div class="content"> 555 <h2 class="entry-title"><a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/10/14/meal-six-at-monsanto-i-learned-i-am-the-problem/" rel="bookmark">Meal Six: At Monsanto, I Learned I Am the Problem</a></h2> <div class="entry"> 556 <p><em>– written by Ellen</em></p> 557<p>I think a lot of us on the sustainable food side of the table are completely and utterly wrong about Monsanto. And even wronger about their responsibility in the GMO battles that are going on right now. Now, before you lose your shit, I have to ask you to calm the hell down and hear me out.</p> 558<p>I am not saying Monsanto is all rainbows and unicorns. In fact, they have <a href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn?pagename=article&contentId=A46648-2001Dec31">a long history of not awesome</a>. But, thanks to Romney, of all people, that past is past. And, really, it is past. Their entire business model has changed from top to bottom. Bringing it up, still, as an argument for why we should all hate them is like condemning a smoker who quit cold turkey 10 years ago. You actually herald the smoker for changing his ways and yet Monsanto keeps on getting bashed for something they no longer do.</p> 559<p>It may make you feel better to have yet another reason to hate them but it’s turned them into a straw man and hating them that actually contributes nothing to the discourse at hand. And I think it distracts us from the real problem.</p> 560<p>Now, because I know you and know that you’ve decided I’ve been brainwashed, I’m gonna tell you this: I am not going to start eating <a class="zem_slink" title="Genetically modified organism" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetically_modified_organism" target="_blank" rel="wikipedia">GMOs</a>. In fact, if anything, the trip to Monsanto has made me more committed to eating out of my backyard (which means, boo! no more <a class="zem_slink" title="Fresca" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fresca" target="_blank" rel="wikipedia">Fresca</a> for me, which I’ll explain later). What I am saying is that I think we’re all working off some outdated and occasionally out-of-whack ideas. And, frankly, I don’t think it is doing “our side” any good because, well, we sound a bit like the Fox News anchors sound to us: wrong to the point of sounding slightly insane to the other side.</p> 561<p>Here’s what you need to know: the mainstream media reporting about GMOs and Monsanto is definitely biased and, in many cases, flat out wrong. My first experience with this was when <a href="http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162-57459357/grass-linked-to-texas-cattle-deaths/">CBS reported that GMO grass killed a herd of cows</a>. It was actually hybrid grass, not GMO grass. WTF? Then there was the widely reported story about <a href="http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504763_162-57517377-10391704/study-says-genetically-modified-corn-causes-tumors-but-other-scientists-skeptical-about-research/">rats and cancer</a> that exploded on Twitter because of the scaryass pictures of mice with gigantic tumors. The science of the study was bunk. Again, WTF? Then, horrifyingly to me because I thought they were a rigorous news outfit, Reuter’s reported on a paper that suggested <a href="http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/10/02/usa-study-pesticides-idUSL1E8L202I20121002">pesticide use was increasing because of GMOs</a>, without, apparently, doing any due diligence on the study, which again turned out to be drawn from bunk
561science.</p> 562<p>It is beyond frustrating, really, if you are trying to honestly figure out what the hell is going on. And honestly, I am beginning to believe that I am never going to actually find out the truth. Because even <a href="http://www.motherjones.com/tom-philpott/2012/09/romney-monsanto-bain">truthful reporting is presented in such a ridiculously biased way</a> that it can be hard to walk away with a clear understanding of what is really going on.</p> 563<p>But here’s one thing I do now know: Monsanto isn’t out to “dominate the food supply” in any way different than Apple is out to “dominate the mobile phone market” or I, at RIA, am out to “dominate the restaurant marketing market.” Monsanto is a business and as a business their job is to make products people want to buy and then try and see how many people they can get to buy them. Like Apple, they’re doing a good job. Or I should say like Intel because the reason there is so much market penetration for GMOs is not because Monsanto is a colossus, but because Monsanto sells their technology to other seed companies in the same way Intel sells their technology to computer companies. GMO is like the microprocessor of seeds.</p> 564<p>From a business perspective, it is bloody genius.</p> 565<p>Does that mean you have to like what they are selling? No. But just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean it isn’t really, really smart.</p> 566<p>And here’s the thing: the farmers, their customers, do like it. That’s a key point we need to remember. People are happily buying Monsanto’s products (by the way, those products are proudly labeled GMOs).  Monsanto just sells them. So, if you are keeping track here, at this point in the blog, it is the farmers that are “the problem” because they are creating the demand.</p> 567<p>But I am not going to stop there. You likely already realized that the farmers are actually selling their (also labeled as GMOs) products to someone, too. And those buyers, by buying the GMO products, are telling the farmers that it is OK to plant GMOs. So, again, keeping track, the blame moves yet another step away from Monsanto. Right now, it is really <a href="http://www.forbes.com/sites/investopedia/2010/11/02/americas-biggest-food-companies/">PepsiCo, Dole, General Mills, Nestlé or Kraft Foods</a> (etc.) that are next in line to shoulder the blame because they are creating the demand that let’s the farmers know GMOs are OK.</p> 568<p>(And, if you are keeping track, you’ve already figured out that the point where the products lose the GMO label is when they leave PepsiCo, Dole, General Mills, Nestlé and Kraft Foods and travel to your food store. Which means, they’re the ones to whom you should be directing your label rage, folks. Don’t pack a lunch with Oreos in it if you are planning to attend your local, neighborhood Occupy Monsanto protest.)</p> 569<p>Of course, and I think you already figured this out too, PepsiCo, Dole, General Mills, Nestlé and Kraft Foods all sell to someone, who is creating demand for their products. That someone is actually the end-use consumer. That someone is, well, me, for one. So, it follows that, as the originator of demand, me and others like me, actually are the epicenter of blame. By buying products, we are the ones who sends the demand notice that ripples up the supply chain to Monsanto’s seeds.</p> 570<p>And if you think about it, you know this already, that means you, too.</p> 571<p>Which brings me back to my Fresca.</p> 572<p><a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/fresca_kessler_30362.jpg"><img data-attachment-id="518" data-permalink="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/10/14/meal-six-at-monsanto-i-learned-i-am-the-problem/fresca_kessler_30362/" data-orig-file="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/fresca_kessler_30362.jpg" data-orig-size="288,432" data-comments-opened="1" data-image-title="Fresca_Kessler_30362" data-image-description="" data-image-caption="" data-large-file="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/fresca_kessler_30362.jpg?w=288" class="aligncenter size-medium wp-image-518" title="Fresca_Kessler_30362" alt="" src="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/fresca_kessler_30362.jpg?w=200&h=300" height="300" width="200" srcset="https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/fresca_kessler_30362.jpg?w=200 200w, https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/fresca_kessler_30362.jpg?w=100 100w, https://onehundredmeals.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/fresca_kessler_30362.jpg 288w" sizes="(max-width: 200px) 100v
572w, 200px" /></a></p> 573<p>I don’t have air conditioning in my house and I work at home so, this past summer I nearly melted like the <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7GJcKuVGm8">Wicked Witch of the West</a>. It was awful and somehow, even though I don’t drink soda as a rule, at some point during the summer, in the blisteringly muggy death-like atmosphere that was my house, I decided that it was Fresca that would be my salvation. And it was. Delightfully so. God knows how that came to pass but it did and, as the summer wore on, I drank what I believe might be a small ocean’s worth of Fresca. At least a large lake’s worth.</p> 574<p>It seemed innocent enough â I was just trying to stay cool. But really, in buying that Fresca, what I was doing was perpetuating a food system I demand is horrendous. What a clueless idiot.</p> 575<p>You see, every time I buy salad dressing because I am lazy or buy an apple fritter at Starbucks because I need some comfort, I am telling Monsanto, loud and clear, to sell more GMO seeds. We all do the same thing. The commodity milk in a latte, the soy everyone thinks is so good for them, the takeout Chinese and the fun “Boo!” cookies at the local bakery, the Doritos and Pirate’s Booty, the Powerbars and the Potbelly or Subway â it’s likely all GMOs.</p> 576<p>You don’t need a label. You already know that 95+ percent of the corn grown in America is GMO. And you know that corn is in just about everything. So, screaming for a label is just noise because you are still buying the products you know, if you take two seconds to think about it, contain GMOs.</p> 577<p>A label isn’t going to change anything. And fighting for a label when you’ve got a Starbucks in your hand is blaming someone/something else for a problem you help create.</p> 578<p>You see, the problem is all crap you are buying that you actually don’t believe in but which tells the companies they’re selling the right thing.</p> 579<p>You really don’t need a label. You need to start thinking.</p> 580<p>And to be honest, I don’t think any of us are thinking. We’ve signed the petition and decried what we demand is “hidden from us,” without admitting that, frankly, unless we are buying organic, we actually know we are buying GMOs. We curse Monsanto for lobbying to kill the labeling law, even though it is within their rights <em>and is best for their stockholders </em>that they do so.</p> 581<p>That’s right, lobbying to stop labeling is them doing their jobs. If you don’t like it, you need to work to change the lobbying laws, not get mad at a company taking legal advantage of them. That’s like getting mad at the gun makers when some whackjob goes postal.</p> 582<p>And think about it: no amount of screaming is going to stop the folks at Monsanto from doing what they are supposed to do when they go to work each day â producing a product that you ultimately support, even if you say you don’t.</p> 583<p>And this is the thing, we’re the ones who are doing the wrong thing: when we leave the Occupy Monsanto meeting, pumped up and ready for a fight, and we stop by Whole Foods to get a snack and we actively ignore the fact that it is likely laced with GMOs if it isn’t labeled organic. We fall for the “All Natural” label, which has no government oversight whatsoever and actually means nothing. We disconnect ourselves from the reality of the Frappuccino (you can make a delicious Frappucino-y thing with coffee, cold milk and honey â you don’t have to be deprived your frappufreakingcino!) and ignore the power of our own dollars to make a change.</p> 584<p>It’s bloody well stupid.</p> 585<p>And the first person with whom I lay blame is myself. I realize that what I really need to Occupy is my own kitchen â because I am a source of the problem.</p> 586<p>Here’s the thing I learned from visiting Monsanto â they’re a bunch of people just doing their jobs and to be honest, they believe in what they are doing. They are excited by the possibilities and feel like they are contributing to the greater good of society. Really. They are super concerned about helping American’s reduce trans fats in their diets and have a nutritionist on-staff who seemed genuinely and sincerely concerned about how well-intentioned but wrong-headed food choices and policies end up distracting society from the end-game: more healthy food in more people’s bodies.</p> 587<p>And before you wonder if they genetically modified our brains while we were there, I’ll be honest I was surprised at how little “persuading” they actually did do. As a point in fact, when I told our host, Gary Barton, that I thought the <a href="http://articles.latimes.c
587om/2012/sep/12/news/la-heb-stanford-organic-food-study-controversy-20120911" target="_blank">organics vs. gmo nutrient study</a> was misleading because the statistical model was biased, he didn’t argue with me â he just looked sad. At no point did they try to change my opinion, on the contrary, they were eager to find out what it was. They were excited we were there and willing to talk and they wanted to understand why the hell everyone hates them so much. They believe what they are doing is good for us, good for the environment, and the right thing to do â why doesn’t everyone see that?</p> 588<p>You may not agree with them. But you can’t go to their headquarters, spend a day all up in their faces, demanding answers, and walk away thinking they are all plotting to kill us with scary ass evil intentions.</p> 589<p>No, you walk away thinking that maybe you only have half the story. You walk away and jump on your computer and start Googling “Monsanto Monarch Butterflies” and “Monsanto Chapati Wheat” and “Monsanto Cancer” and you begin to realize that the reporting is so conflicting and so biased and, often, so ridiculous that, likely, we’ll never know who is right.</p> 590<p>But I do know who is wrong: it’s the folks who blame Monsanto for selling (labeled) seeds to farmers who grow crops which they sell (labeled) to food manufacturers who make products (not labeled) they are actually buying. The folks who are too clouded by their own ignorant rage about transparency (she wrote, pointing finger at self) that they fail to take a few moments to realize that nearly every single food product that is sold in any sort of package with any sort of label is 99% sure to be GMO, even if the label doesn’t say “yo, GMOs inside” â and that when they buy those products, they are creating demand for the very thing they think they are outraged about.</p> 591<p>Me: I’ve got 18 more cans of Fresca in the house. In the last 24 hours, I’ve called upon my CostCo-size bottle of worchestershire, Kikkomen soy sauce and my beloved sriracha. I don’t think the Fresca has any GMOs, only because I don’t think there are any agricultural products in there whatsoever, it’s all a bunch of gross made-up chemicals, but the rest of it surely does.</p> 592<p><strong><em>I know this</em></strong> â I just need to make sure I remember it when I run out. And I need to choose to buy something different.</p> 593<p>My next meal, I already decided, is in fact to Occupy My Own Kitchen. I want to come to terms with what I do to perpetuate a problem I think is gigantic and awful and wrong and thus worthy of the effort it will take in my life to right my actions so they line up with my beliefs.</p> 594<p>Because the thing our trip to Monsanto taught me is that if I really do want the food supply to change, if I really want to make a difference in how our country feeds itself, feeds the world, I have to start with myself.</p> 595<p>And you do too.</p> 596 </div> 597 <div class="clear"></div> 598 <p class="postmetadata alt quiet"> 599 <span class="byline"> 600 Posted by <span class="author vcard"><a class="url fn n" href="https://onehundredmeals.com/author/elliecm/" title="View all posts by elliecm" rel="author">elliecm</a></span> | 601 </span> 602 October 14, 2012 | Categories: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/category/meal-post/" rel="category tag">Meal Post</a> | Tags: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/chipotle/" rel="tag">Chipotle</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/dole/" rel="tag">Dole</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/doritos/" rel="tag">Doritos</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/fresca/" rel="tag">Fresca</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/general-mills/" rel="tag">General Mills</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/genetically-modified-organism/" rel="tag">Genetically modified organism</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/gmo/" rel="tag">GMO</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/green-city-market/" rel="tag">Green City Market</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/kraft-foods/" rel="tag">Kraft Foods</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/monsanto/" rel="tag">Monsanto</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/nestle/" rel="tag">Nestlé</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/pepsico/" rel="tag">PepsiCo</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/pirates-booty/" rel="tag">Pirate's Booty</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/pot-belly/" rel="tag">Pot Belly</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/powerbars/" rel="tag">Powerbars</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/starbucks/" rel="tag">Starbucks</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/subway/" rel="tag">Subway</a> | <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/10/14/meal-six-at-monsanto-i-learned-i-am-the-problem/#comments">183 Comments</a> </p> 603 </div> 604</div> 605 606 607 608<div class="post-473 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-meal-post tag-genetic-engineering tag-genetically-modified-organism tag-gmo tag-labeling tag-meal tag-monsanto tag-roundup tag-sustainability" id="post-473"> 609 <div class="content"> 610 <h2 class="entry-title"><a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/10/09/meal-six-monsanto/" rel="bookmark">Meal Six: Monsanto</a></h2> <div class="entry"> 611 <p><em>– written by Grant</em></p> 612<p>I mentioned to a chef friend that we’d gone to Monsanto.</p> 613<p>He looked incredulous.</p> 614<p>And he asked in a rather shocked way, “WHY?!” He went on to say, “I could never spend the day with those people.”</p> 615<p>So why <em>did</em> we go to Monsanto? Surely we did not expect them to roll over and say, “You know, you’re right that our company practices are not fair and do not have the greater good in mind. We should change.”</p> 616<p>
616We did not expect them to change by talking with us, although I will say they were very genuinely interested in our viewpoints as part of the “disturbed consumer group” out there that dislikes, ok, the word is hates, Monsanto. They listened a LOT to us because after all, they are trying to figure out how to communicate better with unhappy consumers. Most people in the room with us were public relations people after all. Communicators.</p> 617<p>Nor did we go because we were thirsty for Kool-Aid. We are thirsty for genuine, civil conversation about our food system, whatever that means.</p> 618<p>Briefly, the day went like this: we were met at the Chesterfield Campus by Gary Barton who is one of their regular tour guides and a former Monsanto public affairs employee. He and Janice Person showed farmers Mike Haley and Ray Prock and Ellen and me around the facility – growing rooms, greenhouses, DNA testing equipment and such. Leaving aside any biases you may have, man’s ability to invent stuff and push technology forward is amazing. Our space program is amazing; car manufacturing plants are amazing; Monsanto’s technology is amazing.</p> 619<p class="jetpack-slideshow-noscript robots-nocontent">This slideshow requires JavaScript.</p><div id="gallery-473-1-slideshow" class="jetpack-slideshow-window jetpack-slideshow jetpack-slideshow-black" data-trans="fade" data-autostart="1" data-gallery="[{"src":"https:\/\/onehundredmeals.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/09\/monsanto_kessler_32096.jpg","id":"487","title":"Monsanto_Kessler_32096","alt":"","caption":"","itemprop":"image"},{"src":"https:\/\/onehundredmeals.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/09\/monsanto_kessler_32050.jpg","id":"488","title":"Monsanto_Kessler_32050","alt":"","caption":"","itemprop":"image"},{"src":"https:\/\/onehundredmeals.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/09\/monsanto_kessler_32055.jpg","id":"489","title":"Monsanto_Kessler_32055","alt":"","caption":"","itemprop":"image"},{"src":"https:\/\/onehundredmeals.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/09\/monsanto_kessler_32086.jpg","id":"490","title":"Monsanto_Kessler_32086","alt":"","caption":"","itemprop":"image"},{"src":"https:\/\/onehundredmeals.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/09\/monsanto_kessler_32089.jpg","id":"491","title":"Monsanto_Kessler_32089","alt":"","caption":"","itemprop":"image"},{"src":"https:\/\/onehundredmeals.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/09\/monsanto_kessler_32076.jpg","id":"492","title":"Monsanto_Kessler_32076","alt":"","caption":"","itemprop":"image"}]" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/ImageGallery"></div> 620<p>We talked about Monsanto’s history and their move from being a chemical company to being a seed company. Yes, one-third of their revenue comes from chemicals like Roundup, but 95% of their research budget is now devoted to seeds (GM and non-GM seeds) and trait selection. We then drove to their corporate headquarters and had lunch in a boardroom with a bunch of additional employees: Rick a food scientist, Wendy a dietitian, Paulette a plant breeder and Carly in public affairs. Lunch was a catered-looking affair set out just for our group and there were also a few items that featured use of their new Vistive Gold® soybean oil that you’ll read about below.</p> 621<p>I began to see Monsanto as what it is, a large corporation. Leave aside the question of their being in the food business for a minute and name one mega-corporation in this country that has a <a href="http://www.economist.com/node/14301663" target="_blank">triple bottom line</a> approach to running their business. Name one for whom things like social justice and general good citizenship is truly a big part of what they do. Let’s face it, our (supposed) free-market economy encourages and rewards big, successful businesses and they get that way thanks to government regulations going their way and consumers buying what they’re selling.</p> 622<p>In the case of food, we’ve bought into the ideas of low cost and convenience. We apparently like <a href="http://www.nytimes.c
622om/2012/06/29/science/flavor-is-the-price-of-tomatoes-scarlet-hue-geneticists-say.html?_r=0" target="_blank">flavorless tomato slices</a> on our sandwich in January and we like a meal that costs a dollar. That is a paradigm that big business has marketed to us – and that is their job, after all – and we’ve bought the bill of goods. We let this happen. I am not sure we can <em>blame</em> big business like we tend to do. I’m not saying I like it, but I am hesitating to place blame. There is nothing about our market economy that requires or even much encourages triple bottom line business. <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-katz-md/nutrition-advice_b_1874255.html" target="_blank">Read David Katz on the subject!</a> At best, we have government dietary guidelines – more on that in a minute.</p> 623<p>Let’s look at a new food product that is trying to get approval for sale in the US – the non-browning <a href="http://www.okspecialtyfruits.com/arctic-apples/about-our-nonbrowning-apples" target="_blank">Arctic Apple</a>. The genetically modified non-browning apple. A lot of folks on the big ag side like to say that they offer choice and that it is the consumer demand that drives this choice. In the case of this new apple, I’m not so sure I’ve heard a lot of consumers speaking out and demanding a non-browning apple. I think it is more accurate to say that big food producers look for new marketable food items and <em>suggest and convince</em> the consumer that they have value. The demand does NOT precede the supply. Marketing creates demand for what the producer is supplying. The question worth considering is, in what way could ethics influence the supply?</p> 624<p>Enter dietary guidelines.</p> 625<p>One major thing I learned at Monsanto is the degree to which governmental dietary guidelines drive new food products. Here is Wendy:</p> 626<blockquote><p>“Dietary guidelines significantly affect what food companies do.”</p></blockquote> 627<p>And as Rick spoke, he kept coming back to the word guidelines. Look at trans fats as an example. Government guidelines recommended we remove trans fats from our diets. Our fast food chains used to fry in trans fat laden oils. If guidelines restrict that, food companies need to develop new oils that are stable at high temperatures and don’t have trans fats. Enter products like Monsanto’s Vistive Gold® – a low-saturated, hi-oleic GM soy oil. Check out this bullet point from their promotional postcard for Vistive Gold®. It is telling:</p> 628<blockquote><p>“When used in food, Vistive Gold® has the ability to reduce saturated fat intake, helping food companies meet dietary guidelines to reduce solid fat in the diet.”</p></blockquote> 629<p>I underscore, guidelines drive food innovation.</p> 630<p>Now you could say, “Hey, our model is broken. We do not need “healthier” oil to fry in. We need to fry less.”</p> 631<p>True. If you believe that, eat less fried food and convince your friends of the same. I am right there with you, but at the end of the day, there is a HUGE market in this country for french fries and companies like Monsanto are in business to be in business and they are going to supply that product. They are even doing what they can to make the oil healthier than it used to be.</p> 632<p>I am beginning to think that barking at Monsanto will not change our food supply because it is not in their financial interest to do so. Business is about money.</p> 633<p>The GMO labeling initiative on the November ballot in California, <a href="http://ballotpedia.org/wiki/index.php/Text_of_California_Proposition_37_(November_2012)" target="_blank">Proposition 37</a>, brings up an interesting question I have for Monsanto and big food though. If you argue that business responds to consumer demand and aims to MEET that consumer demand, why are the big food companies spending millions to defeat the mandatory labeling initiative? (As of this writing, Monsanto has invested over <a href="http://cal-access.sos.ca.gov/Campaign/Committees/Detail.aspx?id=1344135&session=2011&view=late1" target="_blank">$7 Million</a> to defeat the measure.) You would think they’d see this as market analysis they did not need to pay for. Go back to that non-browning apple. Suppose you’re developing that product. You’d do some focus groups and check in with consumers to see if enough of them would buy it to make it worth your while, wouldn’t you? You’d do extensive market testing and analysis to determine demand, right? Well, in the case of this labeling initiative, and combine it with consumer interest in Vermont that was squashed, I’d propose to big food that there is some major market analysis right under their noses and they’re trying to defeat it rather than learn from it.</p> 634<p>Why defeat it? At Monsanto we asked and got these responses:</p> 635<ul> 636<li>We are confident that the science is clear and GM foods are safe.</li> 637<li>If labeling were being suggested for a health reason, then perhaps we’
637d support it.</li> 638<li>Monsanto does not control the labeling on foods in the grocery store, food companies do. We are a seed company and we DO label our seeds as GM when we sell them to farmers.</li> 639</ul> 640<p>If millions of moms in focus groups said, no, we’re not interested in a non-browning apple, would that food company proceed with the product? No. So why proceed with GM crops and fight GMO labeling when millions are standing up against it? You in big food may be right. Perhaps it is safe, but you are ignoring free market research to the contrary. I guess the consumer is always right … unless he or she is wrong.</p> 641<p>These moms I am imagining in focus groups brings up my last point. Surely we can all agree that consumers are engaged with their food and its source in huge numbers right now. Farmers market shopping is on the rise; new farmers markets are opening; an unprecedented number of young farmers are stepping up to be farmers; more and more local organic foods are available; terms like Know Your Food, Farm-to-Table, Farm-to-Bar and Whole-Animal are ubiquitous. People are engaged with their food! That seems wonderful of course. But unfortunately, like in politics, these two very different food systems, local and organic on the one hand and large commodity farming on the other are in tension.</p> 642<p>Ellen and I admire our friend Mike Haley, a conventional farmer from Ohio who is working hard to diffuse this tension. He wrote recently about <a href="http://www.justfarmers.biz/blog/2012/09/13/defining-sustainable-agriculture/" target="_blank">defining sustainability</a> and his point was largely that of course farmers of all stripes must work to achieve sustainability. All farmers take care of their land and animals – it is their livelihood, after all. And Janice from Monsanto put it like this:</p> 643<blockquote><p>“We think we have similar definitions of sustainability but we have different ways to get there.”</p></blockquote> 644<p>I believe we are all dancing around this word sustainability and given that we as a country have one environment to protect and probably should have one set of animal rights to uphold and one set of farm worker rights to uphold, I wonder if it is right and fair for us all to be pursuing sustainability in widely divergent manners.</p> 645<div>On the one hand I agree with Kris Travis that <a title="Meal Two: Small Farm, Big Reach" href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/07/12/meal-two-small-farm-big-reach/" target="_blank">each farm has to make its own determination about what sustainable means to it</a>. The Transition Movement argues that too, pushing for decentralized, local decision making that “<a href="http://transitionus.org/initiatives/7-principles" target="_blank">models the ability of natural systems to self organize</a>“. But on the other hand, I also think that a better shared conscience about the sustainability goal we as a country have is important. We need a north star, a set of guidelines, an agreed-upon definition of sustainability that keeps us all on track together. Working separately and tailored to each farm, but with a national conscience in mind. And of course sustainability is a holy grail we will never actually achieve, but like the north star, it guides us. When someone says that for them, sustainability means caring for the land, what does that mean? Is putting synthetic nitrogen on it “caring” or is companion planting/crop rotation/animal grazing “caring”? Does caring for the land extend to ALL our land? ie: do farmers care for the hypoxic zone in the Gulf of Mexico, or only <em>their </em>land?Defining sustainability is crucial and mercurial. It could be the way we as a country move forward in agriculture without anger. It supposes government guidelines and regulations, I guess, but it strikes me as the only way to reach shared goals…by actually <em>agreeing</em> on and <em>sharing </em> them! The word sustainability is also on the fast-track to being another worthless word like organic and natural.</p> 646<p>I think it would be worth saving.</p> 647<p>What did I learn at Monsanto? Keep asking questions.</p> 648</div> 649 </div> 650 <div class="clear"></div> 651 <p class="postmetadata alt quiet"> 652 <span class="byline"> 653 Posted by <span class="author vcard"><a class="url fn n" href="https://onehundredmeals.com/author/grantkessler/" title="View all posts by Grant Kessler" rel="author">Grant Kessler</a></span> | 654 </span> 655 October 9, 2012 | Categories: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/category/meal-post/" rel="category tag">Meal Post</a> | Tags: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/genetic-engineering/" rel="tag">Genetic engineering</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/genetically-modified-organism/" rel="tag">Genetically modified organism</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/gmo/" rel="tag">GMO</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/labeling/" rel="tag">labeling</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/meal/" rel="tag">meal</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/monsanto/" rel="tag">Monsanto</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/roundup/" rel="tag">Roundup</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/sustainability/" rel="tag">Sustainability</a> | <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/10/09/meal-six-monsanto/#comments">11 Comments</a> </p> 656 </div> 657</div> 658 659 660 661<div class="post-464 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-meal-post tag-farm-bill tag-monsanto tag-walter-cronkite" id="post-464"> 662 <div class="content"> 663 <h2 class="entry-title"><a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/10/03/meal-five-the-first-thing-i-now-know-for-sure-thats-wrong-with-our-food-supply/" rel="bookmark">Meal Five: The first thing I now know for sure that’s wrong with our food supply</a></h2> <div class="entry"> 664 <p><em>– written by Ellen</em></p> 665<p>This whole project began because of a breakfast held by a farmer and rancher group backed most noticeably by Monsanto (there were other Big Ag conglomerates, I didn’t much notice which because all my brain could process was M.O.N.S.A.N.T.O.). So, it’s a little odd, only on Meal Five, that Grant and I would find ourselves in St. Louis for a tour of Monsanto’
665s research facilities and, well, their home base.</p> 666<p>Meal Five happened the night before this tour.</p> 667<p>We ate at <a href="http://www.nichestlouis.com/">Niche</a>, Gerard Craft’s amazing restaurant, with Ray Prock, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/07/22/meal-three-an-open-letter-to-big-ag-on-marketing-pr-and-effective-spin/">dairyman from Meal Three</a>, <a title="Mike Haley" href="https://twitter.com/farmerhaley">Mike Haley</a>, (mostly) corn farmer from Ohio and <a title="Janice Person" href="https://twitter.com/JPlovesCOTTON">Janice Person</a>, <a class="zem_slink" title="Public relations" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_relations" rel="wikipedia" target="_blank">PR</a> from Monsanto.</p> 668<p>And, not strangely, we started talking about, well, farming. Specifically, the farm bill, which was <a title="Farm Bill Stalled" href="http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/13/us/congressional-deal-on-a-farm-bill-appears-unlikely.html">in the news at the same time as the trip because Congress just wasn’t passing it</a> (so out of character!). It’s in the news again today, as I write, because in fact <a href="http://thehill.com/blogs/on-the-money/economy/259447-dems-look-to-hit-house-leaders-as-farm-bill-expires">Congress let it expire</a>. Shameful.</p> 669<p>Mike and I had a little history on the topic. Earlier this summer, we found we had completely different sets of information about the Farm Bill. Not just perspectives, actual information.</p> 670<p>Mike had been busy and his information about the bill didn’t include the controversial points relating to <a href="http://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/">SNAP</a>. As in, when I brought up how much <a href="http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/senate-passes-farm-bill-cuts-45-billion-from-snap-159941455.html">SNAP was getting cut from the Senate’s version of the budget</a>, Mike hadn’t even heard the news. As an urban dweller, SNAP is on my mind a lot because it impacts my neighbors and, for all intents and purposes, many of the people who live in my general community. The news I read helps me stay informed about the things that impact my community. Hungry children are part of my community.</p> 671<p>Mike had a different take. He was more focused on <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crop_insurance">crop insurance</a>, which makes sense because it impacts him directly. The news he reads helps him learn about things that will impact his farm. Things like crop insurance.</p> 672<p>I was floored that we had such different information about the very same Farm Bill. More than anything else, the conversation was an introduction to what I am seeing as one of the foundational problems with our food supply â and it isn’t food or agriculture or lobbying.</p> 673<p>It’s information. Actual honest, unbiased information.</p> 674<p>And the fact that no matter how hard you try, you simply can’t get your hands on it.</p> 675<p>Take GMOs.</p> 676<p>Are they <a href="http://research.sustainablefoodtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Final-Paper.pdf">an alarming cause for cancer</a>? <a href="http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/pages/press_releases/12-09-19_gm_maize_rats_tumours.htm">Not an alarming cause for cancer</a>? Or <a href="http://www.organiccouncil.ca/news/backlash-to-new-gmo-feed-study-a-barrel-of-red-herrings">possibly an alarming cause for cancer</a>? Or just <a href="http://www.motherjones.com/tom-philpott/2012/09/gmo-corn-rat-tumor">something in general we should be worried about because, well, we all know they’re bad, right</a>?</p> 677<p>Do I listen to the scientists? Do I believe the reporters? Which reporters? Which scientists? I at least do know I am not <a href="https://twitter.com/i/#!/search/realtime/GMo%20rats">listening to the Twitters</a>.</p> 678<p>I frankly realized, in the weeks leading up to our Monsanto trip that I don’t know who to believe when it comes to just about anything about our food supply. It’s a ridiculous mess.</p> 679<p>I also realized that the ridiculosity is one of the reasons we are all so angry with each other. We’ve stopped speaking the same language, it seems. We can’t even agree on <a href="http://www.justfarmers.biz/blog/2012/09/13/defining-sustainable-agriculture/">what the term sustainability means</a>, for the love of all things holy.</p> 680<p>Here’s the thing: We used to all get information from essentially one source, say a Walter Cronkite. So, whether that news was right or wrong, we were all at least starting from the same place. And I’d say that back then the news was likely as right as it could have been; since back then, newsmen were interested in the respectability that came from honest-to-goodness, fourth-estate-inspired journalism.</p> 681<p>Today, we are, increasingly, getting our news from sources we curate ourselves â like, say, whomever it is you don’t find too annoying to follow on Twitter or your friends’ collective Facebook stream. And when we do turn to the news, it’s <a href="http://grist.org/news/no-genetically-modified-grass-isnt-killing-cows-with-cyanide/">more scaretainment than actual facts</a>.</p> 682<p>What that means, of course, is that we are likely learning from those who already agree with us. Which means, of course, that our ideas, no matter what they are, are continuously confirmed as right, and rightier, and even rightest. Which means, of course, that we get more invested in them. Which means, of course, that when we see more evidence that we were right, we get more entrenched in our opinions. Look at how right we are! My heavens! And on and on.</p> 683<p>
683When (and if) we actually confront someone with ideas that are different than ours, they can seem like a complete wingnut. After all, we’ve read thousands of things that confirm every single thing we believe! How could they have missed all that!!!</p> 684<p>(Hint: it is because they were too busy reading thousands of things that confirm their beliefs, even though they are diametrically opposed to yours.)</p> 685<p>And at this point in the blog, I should propose a solution.</p> 686<p>But I don’t have one.</p> 687<p>Because the deeper I go on this quest to find answers, the more I realize how hard it is to try and get your hands on anything concrete. The more you try and get to the truth, the more you learn that the blogs you’ve been reading are shamefully biased and the experts you’ve been relying on are woefully unexperty and the organizations you’ve been wanting to trust are mired in so much red tape that there’s no way for anyone to even hope that we’re gonna untangle this food mess without some kind of extinction-level event.</p> 688<p>But I can say this: by opening the door to a few folks, I am definitely starting to get a better grasp of the whole and not just a determined obsession with the part I believe in most. I am being led to more information and while some of it I believe and some of it I don’t, the more information I get my hands on, the better I can begin to frame my opinion. And the more solidly I can understand why others believe things differently, even if I don’t ultimately agree with their own take on things.</p> 689<p>Which I guess leads me to the conclusion of this post: a recommendation.</p> 690<p>I highly recommend taking the opportunity to discover, first hand, the shocking realization of just how detrimental it can be to intellectual thought in general when our citizenry can’t engage in discourse on a topic because we simply don’t access any kind of shared juried information. You have to step way outside your comfort zone to discover this. Say, if you are a die-hard Democrat, go seek out some Independents and Undecideds. Find a Republican who seems moderate and hang out with some Tea Partiers who don’t. And ask them all to tell you why they aren’t voting for Obama. Probe them to give you facts â they will. Don’t be judgey or interrupt or argue, just take it in. You’ll be amazed.</p> 691<p>And maybe you’ll decide to do something about it, even just in your own life.</p> 692 </div> 693 <div class="clear"></div> 694 <p class="postmetadata alt quiet"> 695 <span class="byline"> 696 Posted by <span class="author vcard"><a class="url fn n" href="https://onehundredmeals.com/author/elliecm/" title="View all posts by elliecm" rel="author">elliecm</a></span> | 697 </span> 698 October 3, 2012 | Categories: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/category/meal-post/" rel="category tag">Meal Post</a> | Tags: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/farm-bill/" rel="tag">Farm Bill</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/monsanto/" rel="tag">Monsanto</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/walter-cronkite/" rel="tag">Walter Cronkite</a> | <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/10/03/meal-five-the-first-thing-i-now-know-for-sure-thats-wrong-with-our-food-supply/#comments">25 Comments</a> </p> 699 </div> 700</div> 701 702 703 704<div class="post-468 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-meal-post tag-mike-haley tag-monsanto tag-ray-prock tag-roundup" id="post-468"> 705 <div class="content"> 706 <h2 class="entry-title"><a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/09/30/meal-five-janice-person-and-friends/" rel="bookmark">Meal Five: Janice Person and Friends</a></h2> <div class="entry"> 707 <p><em>– written by Grant</em></p> 708<p>People are complicated.</p> 709<p>Take <a href="https://twitter.com/JPlovesCOTTON" target="_blank">Janice Person</a> in Monsanto Public Affairs. She has reached out and engaged the One Hundred Meals project and invited us to St. Louis for tours of their corporate headquarters and growing facilities. Now, you could view us as a thorn in her side, but she engaged us in a friendly way, so off we went!</p> 710<p>So she has this job. Monsanto PR. Yikes! But she also has a brother and a nephew who are organic farmers. Huh? Yup.</p> 711<p>And we had dinner with her at Niche in St. Louis – Meal Five: Janice Person and Friends. The food from Gerard Craft was amazing, by the way. Never mind all this annoying food policy talk; get thee to Niche for dinner!</p> 712<p>Janiceâs friends at dinner are also ours â <a href="https://twitter.com/farmerhaley" target="_blank">Mike Haley</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/RayProck" target="_blank">Ray Prock</a>, conventional farmers who have this way of listening to us. They want to engage and learn and share so much that it is disarming. And don’t we all have our weapons drawn these days? Yeah, we all could use some disarming. Read their content at <a href="http://www.justfarmers.biz/blog/" target="_blank">Just Farmers</a> if you donât believe me.</p> 713<p>So anyway, the point of this post is to tell you that in a few short months I have been able to go from a person who would have said â âHeck no! No way Iâm sitting down to a civilized dinner at a fancypants restaurant with Monsanto and be able to enjoy my meal!â to a person who, to use my previous language, had dinner with the enemy and thoroughly enjoyed both the food and the company.</p> 714<p>After all, meals are more than food. They are community-building and best shared with friends and family.</p> 715<p>When you sit down to a friendly dinner with people you are learning to respect, not <em>agree with</em>, but <em>respect</em>, you find that you have things in common. We both garden, enjoy good food and drink (uh, thank you Paul Virant for inventing that incredible chocolatey-habanero-bourbon-barrel-aged beer!) And you differ on things – Janice is considering spraying Roundup on the irritating mint taking over her garden. Does not compute! But to each his own, I guess.</p> 716<p>And you find that although someone like Janice works for Monsanto, she is not Monsanto.</p> 717<p>Janice is a person.</p> 718<p>Corporations are not people.</p> 719<p>But they are made up of people.</p> 720<p>And people are complicated.</p> 721<p>Which might all be to say:</p> 722<p>Our food system is complicated.</p> 723<p>As I learned the next day.</p> 724 </div> 725 <div class="clear"></div> 726 <p class="postmetadata alt quiet"> 727 <span class="byline"> 728 Posted by <span class="author vcard"><a class="url fn n" href="https://onehundredmeals.com/author/grantkessler/" title="View all posts by Grant Kessler" rel="author">Grant Kessler</a></span> | 729 </span> 730 September 30, 2012 | Categories: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/category/meal-post/" rel="category tag">Meal Post</a> | Tags: <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/mike-haley/" rel="tag">Mike Haley</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/monsanto/" rel="tag">Monsanto</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/ray-prock/" rel="tag">Ray Prock</a>, <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/tag/roundup/" rel="tag">Roundup</a> | <a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/2012/09/30/meal-five-janice-person-and-friends/#comments">4 Comments</a> </p> 731 </div> 732</div> 733 734 735 <div class="clear"></div> 736 737 <div class="navigation" id="nav-below"> 738 <div class="alignleft"><a href="https://onehundredmeals.com/page/2/" >« Older Entries</a></div> 739 <div class="alignright"></div> 740 </div> 741 742 </div> 743 744<div class="span-8 last"> 745 <div id="sidebar"> 746 747 <div id="media_image-3" class="item widget_media_image"><style>.widget.widget_media_image { overflow: hidden; }.widget.widget_media_image img { height: auto; max-width: 100%; }</style><a href="https://twitter.com/onehundredmeals"><img class="image alignleft" src="http://grantkessler.com/Twitter.jpg" alt="" width="100" height="38" /></a></div>
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