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I used to work on an organic farm. We used glysophate because it technically "doesn't touch the plants meant for consumption", therefore it doesn't matter if i
by kakarot 8y ago
I used to work on an organic farm.
We used glysophate because it technically "doesn't touch the plants meant for consumption", therefore it doesn't matter if it's not organic.
Wind and soil leeching obviously make this untrue, but legally our product was still "organic" as long as we didn't directly spray our crops.
- wanderr 8y agoThis doesn't square with the experience my friends on a small family farm had - they could not get organic certified because a neighboring farm was using glysophate. That was admittedly ~16 years ago, so maybe something has changed.