Didn't watch all the way through but I have a few observations. The documentary folks weren't exactly honest either. Over and over the question was " is it yours" NOT did you grow it. My guess is 99.9 percent were honest. They owned it and they were selling it. I did hear the one guy lie and say yes it was grown on his farm. There was no point in that. Any idiot should know better.
At our Farmers market if you took away the re sellers there wouldn't be over half a dozen left. The few that actually grow and sell only their own stuff are easy to spot.
I reckon my take from this is the yuppies are so used to having their thoughts spoon fed to them they don't bother to think for themselves. If they did there wouldn't be an issue. Just to be absolutely clear those that actually do lie when asked are dead wrong. At the same time those who go to a Farmers market expecting to find nothing but locally grown organic food need to take the blinders off and use their brains for a change.
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