Thats is a good question to think about. I usually buy produce at the supermarket and think now I will look around for fresh grown.

I like fruit farm, Cuz there are quite, birds like to stay over there. no water needed like ricepaddy, flood is my concern. I hope farm don't need too much labor work over there. and I like to smell the fruit flower.and hopefully, no much pesticide

I would by from any farm and do.

no you should care about it but don't worry

I would have to say organic. Why else would you purchase things off the farm if they weren't organic. You could just go to the super market and packed full of crap! Hope that helps!

Permaculture, with animals, birds, bees, insects fertilizing the crops but it would not be domestic or 'owned' animals, it would be wildlife as it is now on our Permaculture smallholding. Nature does not need a helping hand in my view and experience, she is more than capable of fertilizing the land on her own if we don't interfere in her systems. Nature will correct past HUMAN chemical errors too given half a chance.

Any old farm would do. It could be conventional or organic or whatever. It makes no difference to me.

i would send a batallion to slaughter and grind the farmers, then use Them for the fertilizer. i suppose this would mean...organic would be my answer.though i like my farms run by on site professors and derelicts answerable directly and only to the central bureau of agriculture.as for crop, potatoes. only potatoes. to make vodka to keep masses intoxicated and malleable.

"ORGANTIC" WHERE THEY TAKE THE TIME TO HAND PICK OFF THE BAD BUGS,WHEN WE USE PESTICIDES WE NOT ONLY KILL THE BAD BUGS WE KILL THE GOOD BUGS ALSO, THESE GOOD BUGS WE KILL SURVIVE ON THE BAD BUGS, AND WE KNOW WHAT PESTICIDES DO TO OUR BODY'S OH AND MAY I MENTION HERBICIDES THEY USE IN KEEPING WEEDS DOWN IN BETWEEN ROWS OF VEGTABLE GARDENS ETC.

Well, I apparently need to educate myself about the different farming methods. I was thinking organic, but I know that does not necessarily mean sustainable. I'm going to look into Permaculture. That sounds like the best option to me--with my limited knowledge.