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To: redfish who wrote (104126)	5/15/2005 7:05:28 PM
From: Oral Roberts	Respond to of 108807

I'm certain this is going to become a big deal. I know several Amish and others that raise free range, non hormoned chicken that raise bigger numbers every year and still can't keep up. Most of these would not qualify as organic by the way. The requirements for a true organic label prevent many of these from being rated that way though they are raised the same way. If you are feeding from fields that have seen herbicides in the last 5 years or been exposed to a neighbors herbicides you aren't true organic. Some of the true organic rules get a little too far out there IMO.