Pre-1900s
100% of US foods are
grown organically.
1940s-1960s: The Industrial Shift
The "Green Revolution" begins; pesticides like DDT
go mainstream as industrial agriculture replaces
small-hold farming.
1970s-1980s: The Push for Cheap Calories
USDA policy shifts to maximize volume and "cheap
calories," with the obesity rate sitting at 13%.
2002: Formal Regulation
USDA Organic standards are finally codified
(over 20 years ago)
2010s: Chemical Dominance
90% of US cropland is now treated with
agrochemicals
2016-present: The Health Crisis
Adult obesity hits 37% and diet-related healthcare
costs exceed $1 trillion; less than 1% of US cropland
remains organic.
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