Is it organic, no pesticides etc applied growing it
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This link is the manufacturer &lt; http://www.amturf.com/aboutus.html &gt; They promote a natural form of gardening and are located in Oregon. You can give them a call or send them an email.
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I have two bales waiting to be used, and I'll check their labeling, but won't get to that until tomorrow - Saturday 5/22
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This link is the manufacturer < http://www.amturf.com/aboutus.html > They promote a natural form of gardening and are located in Oregon. You can give them a call or send them an email.
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Yes. It is organic, which means it is non-GMO. Additionally, the one I have has the non-GMO verified label on it.
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As far as I can tell by the info on the label, it does not refer to being made from plants, nor does it specifically say that it is organic. However, it does indicate that it is food grade. I've been taking it for quite some months now and feel that it is doing my body good to get rid of toxins and heavy metals.
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It does not say on the packaging only that it is certified organic...email www.ToddsSeeds.com and ask them they are very nice and will be happy to tell you. Great seeds though, sprout really fast with wonderful germination rate.
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Not sure. I do know it is all natural and organic. But that's a question to ask the farmers.
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Yes it is. As far as I know the organic one is not processed with chemicals or uses sintetic dyes. I really liked mine and I m buying more.
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The label says it's 100% Pure, and 100% Natural. There's nothing on the label about it being organic.
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I think you would have to ask the seller this question. I don't remember if it said organic but my lemons will be as I haven't added anything to the pot other than soil and some fertilizer
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It does not specify. It is pure, organically grown and extra virgin. That's all it says. Sorry.
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The Organic version is made without the use of pesticides, genetic engineering, and so on. This might be helpful to you:http://www.organic.org/home/faq
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The bottle says it is USDA certified organic. As a rule, only naturally derived pesticides or synthetic ingredients of low toxicity may be used if any. It's as good as it gets. I don't think the company could use the USDA seal if it didn't comply with its standards.
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It is allowed to grow naturally and without any artificial fertilizers and insecticides and then is harvested by Indians by hand from canoes as was done many moons ago. That and the fact that it is super good and nutritious. It can also be blended with other rice types for those who want the extra flavor but not as strong.
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to a certain extent it can be considered organic because it is grown under natural environment with no pesticide or chemical fertilizer being used...but the volume of harvest that comes from small acreages cultivated by small-scale native farmers does not warrant the costly investment in getting product certifications.
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There is nothing on the packaging to indicate if organic or not. I suggest you go to there website, you might find the answer there. It's a very informative site
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Since mine came from a large nursery I assume it had non organic fertilizer. No indication that it was organic. I would just inquire from the seller or contact the nursery.
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It is 98% naturally derived and 72% organic. Contact seller for more particulars.
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Yes. This is USDA Certified Organic product. Quoting from USDA website - "Organic food is produced without using most conventional pesticides; fertilizers made with synthetic ingredients or sewage sludge; bioengineering; or ionizing radiation."