Dan Barber (author of "Save our food. Free our seed") argues that it is "the seed that determines the system, not the other way around." What does he mean by that? Group of answer choices That the seed determines crop yields, chemical inputs used, what machinery will be needed, and what foods will be marketed That market demand and environmental constraints determines what seeds are planted That consumers have significant influence over what foods are offered in markets That seeds create climate systems, rather than climate determining the seed