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Support in favor of proposed organic checkoff program
Feb 21, 2017, 16:35 PM
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A farmer-director of the Organic Trade Association says a proposed organic checkoff will help U.S. producers meet the growing demand for organic crops.
Doug Crabtree grows organic grain, pulse and oilseed in Montana.
“The biggest thing holding organic back is supply in production. It’s kind of unique to be in this position in agriculture, but demand far outstrips supply. What we need to improve our operations is better and more production agronomic research” says Crabtree.
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