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Being Organic

Fri, Jul 24 2009 10:15pm BST 1
Poultry Talk. com Team
Poultry Talk. com Team
389 Posts

This weeks topical point is:

Organic, do you agree with it? Are you Organic? What are your views on it?

Tell us NOW, below!

Tue, Jul 28 2009 12:59pm BST 2
Gomer  P
Gomer P
1 Posts
Its very hard to do- I cannot see how it can be done 100% if you audit the whole process- I bet you would find some inorganic elements
Fri, Jul 31 2009 07:31pm BST 3
Amy D
Amy D
25 Posts
i agree with the comments already made, i believe nothing can be 100% organic!
Fri, Nov 6 2009 10:49pm GMT 4
drew.paterson
drew.paterson
108 Posts

i think birds raised on antibiotics are the worst! i heard (this could be total bull) that the antibiotics used on livestock can make our antibiotics less effective!?
i agree with comments already made but organic farming is defornately the way forward
i am moovinh some banties into the back field but i can not feed them non organicly because there droppings!!! i think the organic farming association should deffornately be making it easier for farmers!! it takes 4 years to become organic!!

Sat, Nov 7 2009 07:47am GMT 5
Organicchickenlady
Organicchickenlady
4 Posts
It takes 3 years to become organic.
Sat, Nov 7 2009 09:23am GMT 6
drew.paterson
drew.paterson
108 Posts
is that the same for arable farmers??

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