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Consumers to Keep Organic Growing in the Soil

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Claudia Henrion
12 years ago

This is how we can have a voice in the integrity of our food.

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Xaria Rose Anthony
12 years ago

Thank you for calling attention to this!

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justin klarich
12 years ago

organic means what it says

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Jesse Chapman
12 years ago

great cause

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Diane Battistello
12 years ago

The allowance of hydroponics weakens the organic standard and therefore should not be acceptable.

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Kate Arnold
12 years ago

This is important. Food not grown in soil does NOT meet the definition of Organic!

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Kevin Forslund
12 years ago

God made dirt, and dirt don't hurt.

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Frey Ellis
12 years ago

hyrdoponics should not be allowed in organic food production! It's all about the soil! Peace

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andrew suits
12 years ago

keep the soil alive and we thrive.

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linda Mulley
12 years ago

please maintain the organic standards that have been in place for many years!

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Morgan klarich
12 years ago

Word!

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justin evans
12 years ago

thanks

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will raap
12 years ago

I will not buy hydroonoic produce pretending to be organic

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Bill Bender
12 years ago

Organic has to be in soil!!

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Nelle Johansen
12 years ago

Balanced, living soil is fundamental to the integrity of healthy, whole food. Hydroponically grown crops are not suitable for an organic label.

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david parvey
12 years ago

yes!

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Steven Thomas
12 years ago

Please do not erode organic standards.

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Peter Payne
12 years ago

Eating organically is very important to me as be of the ways I can take charge of my health. It disturbs me greatly to see the standards for organic labeling of vegetables undermined. It is an unconscionable breachif trust on the part of the Department of Agriculture

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John K. Lee
12 years ago

Organic means feeding the soil, not the plants. Hydroponic plants are by definition, not organic

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Tim McCosker
12 years ago

Good to know more about this issue. I would like to know the rationale of NOP