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Bruce by misskei on Dec 5, 2007 at 6:05 PM PST
Is it unseemly for a farmer to want to turn a profit on the food s/he grows? Farming is hard work, and the resulting product is worth something; so is the experience of being able to see the person who produced your food and be able to trust in the quality of it. $3/lb for eggplant seems like a bit much, but then have you seen the prices at Whole Foods?