If a product is labeled Organic on the front of the package and sold in the State of California which has extremely rigorous organic regulations... then generally, the products contain USDA certified organic ingredients from farms that use a system of farming that maintains and
replenishes soil fertility without the use of toxic and persistent pesticides and fertilizers.
Not exact matches
The Organic Trade Association says organic cotton is also beneficial to the environment because the methods used
replenish and maintain
soil fertility, reduce the use of toxic and persistent pesticides and fertilizers and build biologically diverse agriculture.
In the old days, farmers had to carefully
replenish the nutrient levels of their fields and pastures with compost, crop rotation, and
soil rest intervals to maintain
soil fertility.
The most common feedstocks will likely be agricultural wastes, such as rice straw, or natural grasses such as switchgrass, a variety of prairie grass that is often planted on
soil bank land to
replenish the
soil's
fertility.