The Omnivore's Dilemma Summary

I believe that industrial is best for us,and will feed the U.S the best because of the way it cancels out its way of being not to unhealthy or being just all out healthy.Industrial farms are mostly based on one or two different crops.Mostly it would be corn or soybeans.People try to make a big problem out of it being not organic,but who cares. In “The Omnivore’s Dilemma” the part that stuck to me the most was the part about “how corn took over America”.In the passage it talks about how most of what we eat is made of corn.The author states “Supermarkets look like they contain a huge variety of food.The shelves are stuffed with thousands of different items.There are dozens of different soups and salad dressings, cases stuffed with frozen dinners and ice cream and meat.The range of food choices is amazing.”Now that you have a perspective of what’s in the store,wait until you find out what they’re all made of.The author also states “Yet if you look a little closer< you begin to discover:IT’S ALL CORN.”See what i mean.Imagine a world living off of just one crop.No more hard decisions.No more arguments.Just easier choices. …show more content…
She claims “There is a near consensus among experts that overuse of antibiotics, crowded and unsanitary livestock conditions….,”and plenty more.Honestly, nobody I know has gotten sick from eating industrial farming produce.Plus if s,burger king, wendy’s,or even taco bell would be getting sued by