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    explain the reason importance of organic and the difference of it compared to natural, and inorganic agriculture systems. Have you ever wondered why organic food cost a little bit more than regular food? We have always thought that it was healthier in some ways but it all taste the same to me. The word organic means food that it is not chemically modified, from the taste to how it’s grown there are one hundred percent no chemicals in it. When you think of organic some words that come to mind might

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    Benefits of Organic Food

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    The Benefits of Organic Food—Draft #1 Organic food, once only found in health food stores, is now a consistent element at local supermarkets. So what is the difference between a conventionally grown apple and an organic one? The answer is in the way the crop is grown and what it is and is not exposed to. In order to be labeled “organic” the farmer who grew it used renewable resources and conservation of soil and water methods. Also, organic farmers do not use conventional pesticides or weed killers

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    Organic is derived from living matter. Food is what a living thing consumes. If humans are living and healthy, and have the choice to eat living healthy foods. Would that not be the best choice to make. Eating an apple straight from the tree. People on television do it all the time, but stores do not always have those farm fresh apples in the home. If not for the nutrients, but the taste alone, organic foods should be made affordable for all social classes. As much as Americans always talk about

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    Organic Farming Essay

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    Subsequently, these farming techniques have further influenced the ones today. However, the introduction of organic farming methods has created uproar within the agricultural industry due to its impressive success. Polyface farms have become the leading icon for how organic farming methods can and will be most successful in the journey towards revitalizing the United States’ food industry. These organic farming techniques were formed based upon the issues that industrial farming uses. In Michael Pollan’s

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    Organic Culture Essay

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    The Culture of Organics: A Way to Live Reflection My introduction to organics was, technically, in February of 2016 when I made the decision to become vegan. I began to shop naturally and organically although I was almost completely unaware of what those words meant. I shopped for those labels because that was what all the vegan websites and recipes said that I should do, not because that was what I came to know as the best decision. My more intimate meeting with organics was in August of 2016

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    how they may be manipulated and changed. Although organic reactions have been conducted by man since the discovery of fire, the science of Organic chemistry did not develop until the turn of the eighteenth century, mainly in France at first, then in Germany, later on in England. By far the largest variety of materials that bombard us are made up of organic elements. The beginning of the Ninetieth century was also the dawn of chemistry, all organic substances were understood

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    health of your skin deteriorating from problems like aging, acne, blackheads, wrinkles, dark circles etc. The reason is not only the physiological changes in the skin, due to aging, but the harsh chemicals that come in contact with our skin. Certified organic cosmetics can provide safe, healthy solutions and benefits to one's skin. Our skin, being the largest organ of the body, is very sensitive, very porous (over 70% seepage into the body through the bloodstream), and when it comes in contact with harsh

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    Organic Food In Canada

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    Moreover, sales of organic vegetables and fruits rose 12% in 2014 to reach $13 billion, which accounted for 36% of all organic food sales. Out of all the produce sold in the U.S., 12% is organic. Due to parents focusing on offering healthier food options to their kids, there has been an increase in the frequency of purchases of organic foods in the country. The demand for organic food in Canada has also been increasing. According to Mackinnon (2013), the Canadian organic market reached $3.6 billion

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    Organic Food At War

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    other market?This is the result of organic food price inflation and the problem goes beyond the price. During WWII when chemicals were still being produced, scientist discovered a way to make food more sustainable during the war. This would lead to a realization that the chemical use in war is also good at accelerating the rate of fruit growing time to sustain during the war. This would lead to the dwindling of organic farm and the rise of chemical using farms(Organic Food, Ysanne Spevack).This would

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    consuming organic food, far outweigh the important matters. Organic food precedes a healthful life, in the long term it works in favor of a person's health in general. It also creates more jobs by producing organic food. Animals are organically fed and live in a more acceptable habitat. In recent studies, researchers found that with the significance of living a healthy lifestyle being profusely clear, healthy food alternatives are actually within the public attention. The high demand for organic food

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