Question

what is a social consequence of organic farming?
organic farmers face less competition from conventional farmers.
consumers would stop purchasing from stores that sold conventional crops as well.
wealthy consumers purchase more conventional crops.
organic produce is not equally affordable to all people.

Explanation:

Organic farming often leads to higher - priced produce due to more labor - intensive methods and higher production costs. This means that not everyone can afford it, creating a social disparity in access to food. The other options are less accurate social consequences. Organic farmers may still face competition, consumers don't necessarily stop shopping at stores with conventional crops, and wealthy consumers may not necessarily purchase more conventional crops.

Answer:

Organic produce is not equally affordable to all people.