Tomatoland: How Modern Industrial Agriculture Destroyed Our Most Alluring Fruit
Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9781449401092 (1449401090)
Publish date: June 7th 2011
Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Pages no: 240
Edition language: English
Category:
Non Fiction,
History,
Food And Drink,
Food,
Science,
Environment,
Health,
Politics,
Foodie,
Gardening,
Agriculture
I picked up Barry Estabrook’s Tomatoland with a little bit of resistance. I’m a huge fan of food non-fiction, but I also had gotten to the point where I felt as though I’d exhausted the genre. What more was there to learn that would be so starkly different from all that the Michael Pollans and Mario...
A great look into the USA's tomato industry, covering everything from the problems with the actual tomatoes (no flavor) to the brutal conditions of migrant workers (pesticide poisoning, slavery, etc). If you're not already buying local and in-season and this book doesn't convince you that it's the o...
If you only read one book about tomatoes in your lifetime make it this one.Thanks to investigative books and films like Fast Food Nation and Food, Inc., we have been exposed to the shady going-ons in the food industry that gives us unhealthy sub-standard food products and inhumane treatment of anima...
Best book about tomatoes I've ever read. Its not the best book about contemporary slavery or the food industry, but I'm probably never going to buy an out-of-season tomato again so...I guess it was good.
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