Organic Farm and Handling/processing Certification Standards and Administrative Procedures: Appendices VI-XNortheast Organic Farming Assoc. of New York, Incorporated, Organic Certification Program, 2001 - Natural foods |
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고 APPENDIX # VI ORGANIC GREENHOUSE PRODUCTION Compiled by Veet
Deha , Ithaca , NY Revised January 1992 A greenhouse is an artificial
environment ; the grower maintains a delicate balance between climate control
and natural ...
고 APPENDIX # VI ORGANIC GREENHOUSE PRODUCTION Compiled by Veet
Deha , Ithaca , NY Revised January 1992 A greenhouse is an artificial
environment ; the grower maintains a delicate balance between climate control
and natural ...
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... fungus gnats ( peat moss ) , and shoreflies ( organic matter , harmless ) .
Biological control , importing natural enemies , can be used successfully to
establish a balance between wild and wonderful . If the balance teeters , start
with the milder ...
... fungus gnats ( peat moss ) , and shoreflies ( organic matter , harmless ) .
Biological control , importing natural enemies , can be used successfully to
establish a balance between wild and wonderful . If the balance teeters , start
with the milder ...
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Range - feeding and other attempts to approximate natural habitat should be the
rule , but some degree of confinement is not only compatible with , but also in the
best interest of the farm viewed as a whole ecosystem , whether to protect ...
Range - feeding and other attempts to approximate natural habitat should be the
rule , but some degree of confinement is not only compatible with , but also in the
best interest of the farm viewed as a whole ecosystem , whether to protect ...
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