We support and purchase Organic food whenever possible, because we believe that a holistic approach to stewardship of our land and topsoil is perhaps the most important thing we can be doing as humans! We will also take the opportunity to point out that the certification of "Organic" food is problematic at best;Between loopholes in legal definitions, certifications costs, lack of access, overhead issues, and incongruity in standards, etc... for an disconcertingly large percent of the smaller farms out there (i.e. the folks we most want to work with) the actual Organic Certification itself is either too big of a lift, or not an option financially.This is near the core of our mission; we believe that most small farmers out there are doing work that far outstrips the standards set by 3rd-party-qualification, while also trying to make a decidedly difficult, and financially perilous, business work. These heroes deserve our support; financially, and in taking the time and doing the work to understand the nature of the western agricultural systems itself. So that we might be able to help forge an unapologetically better future.To that end, we select all of our partners with excruciating discernment, and are ever working on our own criteria for who it is that we are most aligned with in their efforts, their visions, and their overall relationship with the land that they are working with and the generations of humans who will someday benefit from their life's work.and yes... the carrots are organic.