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Consumers to Keep Organic Growing in the Soil

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Hope Richardson
11 years ago

Revamping the term organic should not be open to negotiation

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gail clifford
11 years ago

we love your tomatoes! thank you for doing it!

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Tom Eickenberg
12 years ago

one needs to ffd the siol to be concidered organic, please keep the soil in organic

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Roseann DiVicino
12 years ago

Keep organic in nutrient rich soil, and hydoponics just hydroponics.

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L Mitchell
12 years ago

I buy loads of organic produce each week during my 3 to 4 visits to different food stores. I'm looking for food that is closest to the Garden of Eden—grown from the soil up and with no chemicals. Please keep it in the soil. Thanks. God will Bless those who know Him and take good care of His people.

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Kristina Hadlock
12 years ago

keep the soil in organic

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Jim Corven
12 years ago

We depend on USDA Organic to mean something. Do not let this certification become diluted and meaningless.

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Barbara Sanderson
12 years ago Featured

Oranic is all about developing the soil. Therefore plants fed only a liquid fertilizer diet do not have the benefit of growing in fertile soil and breaking down the soil with their enzimes to consume the valuable micronutrients that benefit me when I consume them.

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Diane Foulds
12 years ago

Our own health is only as good as the soil's. Full stop.

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Nathan Brown
12 years ago

My name is Nathan Brown and I am the Chairman of the Montana Organic Association. We, as an organization, would like to sign on to your petition to keep soil in organics. Thank you for your time.

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Stephanie Harris
12 years ago

Organic agriculture is a system if growing which enhances the soil, so how can a product be organic if it was grown without soil? Please follow the advice of the NOSB and decline to include hydroponic systems in organic agriculture.

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Barbara Rose
12 years ago

Keep the organic label pure and rooted in soil

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phil
12 years ago

we need the soil!

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annarya casino
12 years ago

Goofy to be having a debate about the value of food grown in soil vs water with chemicals. Let's keep it real and work the connection to the earth that has feed us since the inception of humanity. I have been a grower over 50 years and I always want to come away from planting and harvesting dirty. Doesn't everyone with an organic soul.

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Pierre Forest
12 years ago

I agree to keep the integrity of organic certification

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Sylvia Lampe
12 years ago

plants need to grow in organic soil to be as healthy as possible and to keep us as healthy as possible. This is the way our creator has designed it, and this is the perfect way. After millennia of messing things up, humankind should have realised that we cannot improve on God's design!

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milton hanzel
12 years ago

Organic means I'm supporting sustainable agriculture within an ecology of living soil. Hydroponic is the opposite. Organic does not reside in only the product, but in the process whereby it is created.

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Ava Ferguson
12 years ago

I buy organic produce because I want to feed my family the healthiest food possible. I believe that plants need to be grown in the soil where they have evolved to be healthy and provide us with the nutrients we need.

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Nakoa Cooley
12 years ago

I am concerned about a weak organic standard that lets produce be grown in plastic pipes without the microbial communities in healthy soil that plants naturally rely upon.

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jeanine Eby
12 years ago

GMO's are by no means organic and do not follow the guidelines or definition set by the NOP. Keep them out of certified organic foods!! There has been insufficent reseach, especialy on a long term basis, regarding the safety and effects of GMO foods. Humans are not guinea pigs and have the right to know whats in our foods and where it comes from. buying something that