There is no difference and you know it.
>>75727048They say that shit, but the "organic" bananas at the grocery store are always like 2" longer.
>>75727048buying veggies is weird so i don't do it, simple ass really.
>>75727064rip in piece
>>75727064Literally nobody askef
organic produce onlyorganic animal products onlydont want your pesticidesdont want animals who have never touched grass in their lifesimple ass
>>75727048Correct. Organic is just a "I'm paying more for the same shit but saving? the environment" seal so retards can get smug about something. The real difference, especially when it comes about taste and quality, is between non-intensive and traditional production and the mass produced intensive one.If you farming is intensive it will be inferior no matter what. Yield and quality are inversely proportional.
>>75727048They all grow on trees, everything is organic
>>75727125based and free range pilled.
>>75727056Not really a difference in length...I like the smaller, portion-sized, ones, myself.The organics taste better, greener and, therefore, seem to last a bit longer.I've never been one of those organic fags but if the price is right, I go for it on nanners.The organic apples are a good pick as well since they are often smaller. Again, well portioned and the giant ones often are less sweet.I'll get the organic baby spinach because it is super washed and sold as "ready to eat". I don't have to bust out my salad spinner every time I want dry spinach or lettuce on something.
>>75727307>carrots and potatoes and mushrooms grow on trees
>>75727048Depends on what the produce is.
>>75727048Organic ain't shit in comparison to Regenerative Ag. Farmers and gardeners need to build up healthy soils to grow healthy plants to produce nutrient dense fruits and veggies. All GMO plants are by default unhealthy whether they are grown in healthy soils or not.
>>75728789Different but related issue. We are talking mainly about pesticide content.
>>75727056organic bananas have always been a lot smaller in my experience. wild bananas have been even tinier, like 1 bite size small
>>75727048Define organic vs conventional. I thought organic food was food that's present in nature and that was also conventional?I mean shit like cabbages, spinach, meat, milk and all sorts of other stuff. You know, normal food.
>>75727159> Organic is just a "I'm paying more for the same shit but saving? the environment"Nobody does it for mainly this reason. That’s just a side benefit
>>75730306Organic in a legal sense for food just means a (much) shorter list of pesticides allowed, and no genetic engineering
I know someone who has severe reactions to whatever pesticides are used in produce. If it has a skin you don't eat like bananas or oranges, she's fine, but otherwise she breaks out in a full body rash.She only eats organic and never has issues with things labeled organic. Also you can clearly see organic produce looks less picturesque, further indicating that there is a difference.I eat all organic meat, dairy, and produce.I'm poor as shit. I can't fathom how people shit talk organic.
>>75730439I don’t buy as much organic as I tried to in the past but there’s a few times I’ll always try to get organic like strawberriesI’ve read before they really suck up pesticides
>>75730306this, whole thing is dumbproblem is these words don't have explicit definitionsorganic can be awesome or garbagebio-engineered can be awful or normal
>>75730911Organic has an explicit definition
