Organic Farm and Handling/processing Certification Standards and Administrative Procedures: Appendices V-XNortheast Organic Farming Assoc. of New York, Incorporated, Organic Certification Program, 1999 - Natural foods |
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Review your responsibilities , reporting procedures and equipment that they use . Ask for a written statement so that there are no misunderstandings . These are the individuals who will be addressing your complaint .
Review your responsibilities , reporting procedures and equipment that they use . Ask for a written statement so that there are no misunderstandings . These are the individuals who will be addressing your complaint .
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Review your responsibilities , reporting procedures and equipment that they use . Ask for a written statement so that there are no misunderstandings . These are the individuals who will be addressing your complaint .
Review your responsibilities , reporting procedures and equipment that they use . Ask for a written statement so that there are no misunderstandings . These are the individuals who will be addressing your complaint .
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While there are many positive aspects of composting , each farm must look at the availability of site , materials , equipment , time and labor to make and monitor , and if it can be worked into it's rotational fertility program .
While there are many positive aspects of composting , each farm must look at the availability of site , materials , equipment , time and labor to make and monitor , and if it can be worked into it's rotational fertility program .
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