Which phrase expresses the idea that sustainability and organics represent a change in conventional wisdom for agriculture?

• A. Going Green
• B. Green Revolution
• C. Eco-Friendly Farming
• D. Sustainable Farming

Answer: (A)

Going Green best captures the idea of a shift in how people think about farming. It’s the shorthand for adopting environmentally conscious practices, including sustainability and organic methods, and it signals a move away from traditional, input-heavy approaches toward a mindset that prioritizes long-term environmental health and resource stewardship. The other phrases describe ways of farming or reference historical shifts, but they don’t convey this broad change in conventional wisdom as clearly. Green Revolution points to mid-20th-century intensification with high chemical inputs, while eco-friendly farming and sustainable farming describe practices or goals rather than the overarching shift in thinking.