Two favorite forms of recreation that promote health benefits.
GardeningA big question many people ask is Why Organic? ....For your personal health. As long as you are growing organic you guarantee your own nutritional value within the food you eat from your own garden. Commercially grown produce is all but devoid of nutrients. This is one probable reason as to why we hear and read propaganda stating, that various produce (such as lettuce) offers little to no food value. Commercially grown often does not, because of the soil it is grown in and the sprays they are treated with.
....For the health of your garden. "Organic
gardening encourages diverse plantings, works with crops that promote beneficial
insects, and recycles nutrients with earthworms, composts and green manures. It
strives to work in harmony with natural systems using composts, crop rotations,
rock dust, seaweeds and microbes to improve soils, promoting healthy plant
growth and maximum food production".
―Why Certified Organic?,
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....Food Taste Better. Well-balanced soils grow strong, healthy plants, which in turn make vegetables and fruits taste great. ―The Organic Trade Association's top 10 reasons for Why Organic, www.ota.com
Seeds of Change What makes a seed organic? "Certified organically grown seeds are harvested from plants raised on certified organic farms without the use of synthetic chemicals, pesticides, or herbicides. No chemical fungicides are applied to the seed before packing. Generated and tested under organic conditions, organic seeds are a fundamental first step in sustainable organic agriculture". "Seeds of Change seeds are certified organic in accordance with the National Organic Standard by Oregon Tilth, one of the oldest and most respected certification agencies in the United States. VermiGro
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(843) 626-8100
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