true.braveheart asked:


how is organic food better and how is it different?
this is for a speech.

ROWAN

Kate **Lucky Canucky** asked:


Love it? Hate it?

Are you willing to spend 50% more on organic food because it is natural? Or would you rather buy regular produce and goods because it is cheaper, and you don’t think there is anything wrong with it?

MATUSIO

kthope92 asked:


I’m starting to eat all organic food just need a little help.

TERREL

Gin Dorminy asked:


My baby is 4 months old. My husband accidentally bought organic baby food(applesauce) and she LOVED it! BUT a couple of my friends say if she eats organic foods as a baby she will have to keep eating it when she grows up.

SHARLENE

Lucy asked:


Hi there,
I have a one year old korat kitten named Alfie. He is extremely hyperactive and hardly ever calms down! I have been told that this is to do with the food I feed him - any ideas on some organic cat food that will calm him down? Thank you!

LIVVY

manuel7marin asked:


I would like to take my girlfriend to a restaurant that only serves 100% organic food. I live just outside of Houston, TX. Anyone have any suggestions?

LEV

Carousel asked:


Where I live they still plough the fields using oxen and other animals are used in the harvesting. It is just like a step back in time. These days organic food is grown using machinery, combine harvesters and tractors. Can it be truly called organic when we use fuel driven machinery.
Cyrus: this type of farming has nothing to do with Amish, it is just a way of life for certain farmers. There are no Amish in Andalucia.

SHANNEN

CBS asked:

The most over priced organic supermarket

TERRYAL

Lyla S. asked:


A month ago I asked a question about what cat foods are the best. People started naming all these brands I had never heard of in my life people said the were organic foods. What is the point of wasting your time and money on organic stuff. Cats could care less!!

ROSALYN

PricePottengerNF asked:

Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation: The term “organic” is sometimes added to labels for marketing purposes even though the food, supplement or skin care product is not truly organic. Learn the difference between true organic and “faux” organic with David Getoff, CCN, CTN, FAAIM, Vice President of the Price-Pottenger Nutrition Foundation. To learn more or to purchase this video, visit www.ppnf.org

MERLIN