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Vegetable organic

In the USA, frozen organic vegetables, organic milk and organic... [Pg.126]

McMahon MAS and Wilson I G (2001), The occurrence of enteric pathogens and Aeromonas species in organic vegetables , International Journal of Food Microbiology, 70, 155-162. [Pg.428]

Sagoo S K, Little C L and Mitchell R T (2001), The microbiological examination of ready-to-eat organic vegetables from retail establishments in the UK , Letters in Applied Microbiology, 33, 434 139. [Pg.428]

This information is directed at home gardeners rather than production for sale. State and federal regulations may regulate commercial production and should be consulted before considering commercial production of organic vegetables. [Pg.22]

Robertson, F.A. and Morgan, W.C. 1996. Effects of management history and legume green manure on soil microorganisms under organic vegetable production. Australian Journal of Soil Research 34 427-440. [Pg.49]

Buck, D., Getz, C. and Guthman, J. 1997. From farm to table the organic vegetable commodity chain of Northern California. Sociologia Ruralis 37 (1) 3-20. [Pg.348]

Using a learning tool in organic vegetable farming (Finland)... [Pg.412]

Figure 17.1 A framework and a potential learning tool for reflection in Finnish organic vegetable farming. Figure 17.1 A framework and a potential learning tool for reflection in Finnish organic vegetable farming.
Seppanen, L. 2004. Learning challenges in organic vegetable farming an activity theoretical study of on-farm practices. PhD thesis. Institute for Rural Research and Training, Helsinki University, Helsinki. [Pg.419]

This disproportion between the role of land and ocean ecosystems in food production is explained, primarily, by the fact that agriculture has been intensively developed, whereas in the seas and oceans development has been poor by comparison. Possible ways of increasing ocean bioproductivity have not been considered beyond catching animals at the end of the trophic chains of natural communities of the World Ocean (i.e., fish and whales). Each successive trophic level gains about 0.1% of the share of energy accumulated at a previous level. On land, two levels of organisms (vegetation and herbivores) are used, but in the ocean and in the seas there are up to five levels. The direct use of non-fish species will make it possible to sharply increase the amount of protein obtained from the ocean. [Pg.177]

McSorley, R., Ozores-Hampton, M., Stansly, P.A., Conner, J.M. Nematode management, soil fertility, and yield in organic vegetable production. Nematropica 1999 29 205-213. [Pg.27]

Va cup organic vegetable oil 1/4 cup organic unsweetened applesauce Vl cup organic honey 1 teaspoon organic vanilla extract 1 cup organic blueberries, preferably farm fresh... [Pg.207]


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