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    Organic Foods: Extraordinary or Average? Should two nearly identical products have different prices and different perceptions of nutritional value? Morgan Bahl, student at Iowa State University, does not think so. In her article “Organic Foods Are Not Better than Conventionally Grown Foods”, she discusses the role organic labels play in the actual quality of the product and the prices paid for these foods. Organic foods, despite having “clean ingredients”, may not be significantly nutritionally…

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    Founded in 1980, Whole Foods Markets, an American grocery market chain specializing in all natural and organic food products. Originating from Austin, Texas, WFM currently has over 400 stores and 58,000 employees in three countries, the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. From the WFM Core Values website, both the vision and mission statements can be found. The mission statement reads: “Whole Foods Market is a dynamic leader in the quality food business. We are a mission-driven company…

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    Organic Food History

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    Organic food is defined as, “foods that are grown without synthetic pesticides, growth hormones, antibiotics, modern genetic engineering techniques (including genetically modified crops), chemical fertilizers, or sewer sludge.” (Winter, Davies, 2006). Farmers use crop rotation, tillage, cultivation practices, cover crops, and natural products in order to keep their farms organic. However, organic foods can use a synthetic material, which is defined as a substance that is formulated or…

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    societal level. One way for people to become healthy is through the consumption of organic food; organic food is food which is farmed in a way that helps the earth and maintains its natural balance of resources. Although organic food is beneficial on personal, societal and environmental levels, it is not accessible to many Americans; in order to remedy this issue, the government must take legislative action to benefit organic…

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    farmers could possibly be put out of business and there wouldn’t have been a 20% increase of small farms in the past six years (Source E). These small farmers are able to “get up to 75% of their organic certification costs reimbursed...can obtain crop insurance” so there is more money for research into organic foods and the promotion of farmer’s markets (Source E). If this movement was completely nonexistent, small farms would more than likely be an extremely rare sight to…

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    We wanted to research the impacts that organic farming has on the US economy and farms. Our findings show that the organic farming industry has affected society in myriad ways. A stronger economy and environmentally friendly land use are both results of organic farming. In our paper we discuss how organic farming boosts the economy, legislation shoin favor of organic farming expansion, the growing market for organic foods, and the overall benefits organic farming creates for society. Lastly, as…

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    Organic Agriculture the Truth Christos Modestou 15 November 2015 Murray State University Author Note This paper was prepared for Agriculture 199, Section 03, taught by Alyx Shultz. Organic Agriculture the Truth Introduction: There are many explanations that can describe what Organic Agriculture is. However all the explanations ends to one and only statement. “Is a system that relies on ecosystem management rather than external agriculture inputs” It’s a function that eliminate the…

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    “IT certifications fill that gap between what government has failed to regulate and what should be expected of modern day IT professionals.” This is a statement from an article on www.technibble.com called “5 Reasons Why IT Certificates Still Matter” Certifications show your employer that you have gone above and beyond your average degree. You are willing to learn and become an expert in a certain area which is what most companies are looking for. Also with the tech industry always changing and…

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    Network security has been at the head of some stories in the news. Security is an aspect of the technology field that should be considered at all times. Not only can personal security be breached, the security of others can be affected as well. For example, the incident with the retail company Target, (Vijayan 2014) retailer 's failure to properly segregate systems handling sensitive payment card data from the rest of its network. In this paper, network segment security aspects will be discussed…

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    Our largest certified organic supplier, Glaser Farms, has been forbidden to resume business activities after state inspectors found genetically modified plants growing amongst their crops. Monsanto, a multinational agrochemical and agricultural biotechnology corporation, has filed a lawsuit against Glaser Farms for infringing on their seed patent. This has led to a lot of negative publicity not only for Glaser Farms but also for all stores carrying their products. Many of La Costa Supermarket’s…

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