Which of the following would not reduce the threat of pesticide in the food you eat?
A>> Use imported food whenever possible.
B>>Scrub all food in soapy water.
C>>Grow your own fruits and vegetables using organic gardening methods.
D>>Purchase organically grown foods.
E>>none of these answers
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