Recent developments and guidance from the National Organic Program (NOP) are helping to
make organic livestock certification smoother and more consistent, but it has been suggested that OMRI could list more livestock products in order to simplify the process for certifiers and transitioning farmers.
Not exact matches
We also
make an effort to donate all leftover bread to charitable organizations, schools, and non-profits, with the remainder going into
organic livestock feed.
«The federal
organic regulations
make it very clear that all
organic livestock must have access to the outdoors and that ruminants, like dairy cows, must have access to pasture,» Mark A. Kastel, Senior Farm Policy Analyst at The Cornucopia Institute said in 2014.
The
organic certification industry's «dirty little secret,» they write, is that «
organic crops and
livestock are not tested in Canada before they are certified, thus
making organic certification essentially meaningless.»
Organic crops and
livestock are not tested in Canada before they are certified, thus
making organic certification essentially meaningless
In 2008, like all other conventional prices, the price for
organic feed for dairy cows and other
livestock shot up so quickly — without milk processors and marketers paying farmers more to
make up the gap — that for the first time in history, conventional dairy farmers were
making more than
organic (conventional milk prices were at unprecedented highs)!