Sentences with phrase «organic practices where»

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Many organic grains are grown in the same area where conventional grains are grown, and where desiccating with glyphosate is practiced.

QAI participates in the biannual National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) meetings where proposals related to materials and organic practices are discussed and voted on or sent back to the subcommittees for further development.

The contribution of organic agriculture to poverty reduction is acknowledged by FAO (Diouf, 2009 °), documented by numerous case studies on development projects where the principles and practices of organic agriculture have been successfully implemented.

Sustainable winegrowing can be viewed as an umbrella concept, or as a larger circle in a series of concentric circles, where there is overlap with organic and biodynamic principles and practices, yet each have characteristics that make them unique.

As one of the first companies to introduce an organic and fair trade vanilla from Madagascar, we are committed to programs that promote sustainable environmental practices and which enable farmers to earn a successful livelihood in countries where poverty is common.As part of this sustainability commitment, Nielsen - Massey has taken a leadership role in improving the overall health of the vanilla industry, with a particular emphasis on improving economic prospects for the farmers who make the industry possible.

In conclusion, if you want to practice a green (er) lifestyle, then you can make your contribution to saving the world by purchasing organic and chemical free products where possible.

For example, the organic matter can be balanced by reduced tillage practices; by double cropping, where two crop varieties are planted in succession in the same growing season; and by the use of cover crops that replenish the soil.

I dedicate myself to my practice, to eating a healthy, organic and (where I can) plant - based diet, to meditating, to honoring my soul, nourishing my spirit and strengthening my body.

Her love for organic gardening, cooking, healing through traditional foods, and real food - based nutritional therapies led her into a practice where she specializes in nutritional and biotherapeutic drainage therapies.

Growing up in a family where yoga, meditation, herbal medicine and organic foods were the norm, she started to practice these as a means to help her symptoms, involving a lot of trial and error.

Schools that are skillful in experience and organic assessment are filled with educators who give students practice at failing and trying again, and who foster a school culture where this is the norm.

Disinfectant efficacy would likely be improved by the removal of organic debris before disinfection or increasing contact time, however, the study was designed to emulate common practice in livestock hospitals where footmats are utilized to decrease trafficking of microorganisms on footwear as personnel move throughout the facility.

Consisting of 10 unique, historical cottages, our eco lodge is located within the larger 400 - acre organic working farm of San Lorenzo where we practice many sustainable farming techniques.

She likes to think of herself as an «organic intellectual», where her practice stems from the understanding of the local as a political context for aligning art production with community organizing.

After meeting in 1941 when Ray helped Charles design his entry for the Museum of Modern Art's organic furniture competition, the couple married the same year and moved to Los Angeles, where they established a collaborative practice.

Looking forward, I think we will need to deploy different kinds of practices (especially new, mixed approaches that take the best of organic and conventional farming systems) where they are best suited — geographically, economically, socially, etc..

However, in fallow - wheat cropping systems (where response to nitrogen is much lower), the contribution of fertilizers to organic matter may be minimal, and the use of fertilizers in these unsound practices may result in a net increase in CO2 emissions (Janzen, 1992).

A conservation community that broke ground in 1992, Prairie Crossing features a natural lake and marsh grasses; an organic farm used for teaching sustainable farming practices and for providing fresh produce to residents; a community center where forums and concerts are held; and an alternative school.