Organic Farm and Handling/processing Certification Standards and Administrative Procedures: Text and Appendices I-VNortheast Organic Farming Assoc. of New York, Incorporated, Organic Certification Program, 2001 - Natural foods |
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It is the responsibility of the organic farmer growing corn and soybeans to verify with neighbors whether GMO crops of same species are being grown on adjoining land . Farmers will be asked to provide documentation from the neighbor ...
It is the responsibility of the organic farmer growing corn and soybeans to verify with neighbors whether GMO crops of same species are being grown on adjoining land . Farmers will be asked to provide documentation from the neighbor ...
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Crop Rotation for Annual Crops When growing annual crops , rotation of crops leads to improvement of the nutrient levels , tilth , organic matter content and weed and pest control . Organic farms are required to develop a crop rotation ...
Crop Rotation for Annual Crops When growing annual crops , rotation of crops leads to improvement of the nutrient levels , tilth , organic matter content and weed and pest control . Organic farms are required to develop a crop rotation ...
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E. Harvesting , Packaging , Storage and Transportation of Organic Crops Harvest , storage and market delivery must assure maximum freshness and nutritional quality of food products . Harvest , storage and shipping of all certified ...
E. Harvesting , Packaging , Storage and Transportation of Organic Crops Harvest , storage and market delivery must assure maximum freshness and nutritional quality of food products . Harvest , storage and shipping of all certified ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
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