linebb956 1 year, 11 months ago said: Why? One question... why does organic cost more? They are using no sprays, which should save $. I buy organic or grow as much as possible... I use dish soap to help get rid of bugs... that and cigarette butts... the cut worms hate them! Does that make them still organic? Have to do something.. here is Texas.. we have bugs year round..
trigger 1 year, 9 months ago said: Why? Organic cost more for a couple of reasons. One is that without all those fungicides and pesticides there are more spoiled fruit per archer. Another reason is that Organic Certification cost money, I believe it is around $5000 annually, to be certified.
Michael
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linebb956 1 year, 11 months ago said:
Why?
One question... why does organic cost more? They are using no sprays, which should save $. I buy organic or grow as much as possible... I use dish soap to help get rid of bugs... that and cigarette butts... the cut worms hate them! Does that make them still organic? Have to do something.. here is Texas.. we have bugs year round..
trigger 1 year, 9 months ago said:
Why?
Organic cost more for a couple of reasons. One is that without all those fungicides and pesticides there are more spoiled fruit per archer. Another reason is that Organic Certification cost money, I believe it is around $5000 annually, to be certified.
Michael