Posted by Bruce from Can. on December 22, 2022 at 12:26:09 from (70.50.211.208):
In Reply to: Apology to jddrawbar posted by rrlund on December 22, 2022 at 09:34:46:
I was going to become an organic milk producer a few years ago. And my land had to be farmed without the aid of herbicide or chemical fertilizer for 3 years before I could apply to be eligible. And I did the requirements on my land. When I went to apply, the certifying body told me that I would also now have to house my milk cows in a free stall barn. My cow barn was tie stall, and cows went out to graze pastures in summer. They told me that they wouldnt take any new organic milk shippers unless they had free stall barns, and the existing organic milk shippers that housed their cows in tie stall barns had 3 years to get new facilities built or be shut off from the organic market. How does the type of barn a cow is kept in relate to organic or conventional production? It doesnt, its just a feel good idea in the heads of the organic board. The cows are free to move around and socialize with each other in the free stall barns. BS
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