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Consumers to Keep Organic Growing in the Soil

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Donna Russo
10 years ago

The truth is in the tasting and the real health benefits of a naturally grown tomato in healthy organic soil versus chemically induced produce.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Total transparency is essential.

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Ellen Cronan
10 years ago

Feed the soil!

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Berry Shepherd
10 years ago

Eat real food grown in nourished soil!

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Diane Bowen
10 years ago Featured

Classic hydroponic production in nutrient enriched water is completely inconsistent with the principles of organic agriculture and furthermore it is inconsistent with most other organic regulations worldwide including Canada and the European Union, which prohibit this practice

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CB Marfo
10 years ago

It is common sense to know that there can not be organic food without soil.

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margie frayne
10 years ago

margie frayne

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Fabian
10 years ago

Hydroponics is unsustainable through its basic, high-input design based on non-local resources

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John Ferreira
11 years ago

Organic Farmer

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Also, hydroponically grown produce should be labeled.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Follow the NOSB's recommendation not to allow hydroponic as organic

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Let's make sure organic definitions stay pure, and that organic items are grown in soil only.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

because it's the right thing to do

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kathy kastor
11 years ago

this should be shared on fb

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Billie D Henderson
11 years ago

Nutrients count, no synthetics

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Ellen Singer
11 years ago

Integrity in our food system is of utmost importance to me.

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Tomorr
11 years ago

Keep the Soil in Organic!

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Chris Courage
11 years ago

RealFood, RealGuidance, RealEducation, RealAwareness... Look to Your DreamVisions, Life will show YU what IS Real Now.

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Marie Dinsmore
11 years ago

I am very concerned about the nutritional value and quality of the orgainic produce I purchase

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Jessica Kliskey
11 years ago

For health reasons, keep organic in the soil.