Posted by Billy NY on October 15, 2013 at 16:52:32 from (72.226.79.200):
In Reply to: Organic Farming posted by Hoofer B on October 15, 2013 at 13:58:00:
I think if one is concerned about the use of pesticide, insecticide, weed killer, than an organic garden is great, or beyond, whatever may or could be viable. Even reduced use-age minimizing our exposure or how many options all the way up to say "certified organi" and or enviro focused people that are on the far end of the spectrum? I think the organic dairy co-op I posted about awhile back is interesting some good stories were posted about their success with it on a small scale. Great products, I can support that, we have some local that are excellent.
Its different, would be great if large agriculture could be sustained that way, that just does not seem possible especially now that a huge population is dependent on it.
Personally, I like produce from my garden, enjoy venison and products we have made from it, local beef, pork, say done differently than commercially, higher quality, sure why not, its out there around here. So in my case I'll try to minimize my exposure to it, but it seems today this is a necessary thing, I don't think anyone likes chemicals applied to the soils and plants, what alternatives are there that would work, maybe someday ? Hard to say, and this is a Ford vs Chevy thing LOL, I'll steer clear of that discussion thank you LOL !
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