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Posted by Mark
Jan 3, 2013
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I think they meant “not temporarily organic”
LMAOROTFHMHOTC
Ok, glad it wasn’t just me who was confused by this.
This explains it…I think!
“organic farming can only be achieved if you rehabilitate the soil to its organic form, something that could take years to achieve”
http://seekingsalubrity.com/home/147-organic-farming
Or possibly using fertilizer while growing the produce and then shifting to organic methods in the last weeks to flush out fertilizer.
and the Oscar goes to…
why not simply leave in in non organic section?
Why don’t they just mark it as WIP-organic
who thought of writing this sentence