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Pesticide Use Increasing- Some From Organic Farming Canada Free Press Sulfur, a natural fungicide used by conventional and organic farmers to control mildew, was the most-used pesticide in the state. Its use grew by 10 percent and accounted for 27 percent of all reported pesticide use. (1) Contrary to what most people ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Organic foods Fenton Tri County Times Crops are generally grown without synthetic pesticides, artificial fertilizers, irradiation (a form of radiation used to kill bacteria), or biotechnology. Animals on organic farms eat organically grown feed, aren't confined 100 percent of the time (as ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
US's biggest organic seed conference set for Jan. 19 Western Farm Press The conference offers more than two-dozen sessions ranging from agronomic issues on the farm (seed production and disease management); breeding topics (public university projects and participatory models); economic matters (organic seed markets and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Palestinian organic farmers gaining access to global market through ... But year after year, politics complicates the harvest. Palestine's isolation from the world makes it hard for these farmers to fully take part in the growing organic food movement. Vivien Sansour represents the Palestine Fair Trade Association. ... WBEZ - Politics |
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Does organic agriculture have its limitations? | New Hope 360 Blog As a proponent of pesticide- and GMO-free farming, I find that I've morphed into an advocate for USDA Certified Organic products and produce. Why? newhope360.com/.../does-organic-agriculture-have-its-limitati... | ||
organic agriculture in the news | sustainable food economics Organic agriculture has been featured in two articles in New York Times in the past week, and both discuss the impact of growth in consumer demand on the ... www.sustainablefoodeconomics.com/?p=354 |