Organic Foods: What You Didn't Know

<li><strong>Reduced exposure to GMOs.</strong> GMOs are genetically modified organisms. They are created by inserting genes from one organism into another. GMOs have been linked to several health concerns, including allergies, cancer, and reproductive problems.</li> <li><strong>Improved soil health.</strong> Organic farming practices can help to improve soil health. This is because organic farmers use natural fertilizers, such as compost and manure, which help to build up the soil's organic matter.</li> <li><strong>Improved water quality.</strong> Organic farming practices can help to improve water quality. This is because organic farmers do not use synthetic pesticides and herbicides, which can pollute waterways.</li> <li><strong>Improved biodiversity.</strong> Organic farming practices can help to improve biodiversity. This is because organic farmers often use crop rotation and other practices that encourage beneficial insects and wildlife.</li>

<li><strong>Limited availability.</strong> Organic foods may not be available in all stores. This is because organic farming is still a relatively small industry.</li> <li><strong>Potential for contamination.</strong> Organic foods may be contaminated with bacteria, viruses, or parasites. This is because organic farmers do not use synthetic pesticides and herbicides, which can help to kill these contaminants.</li>

<li><strong>Buy from local farmers.</strong> Buying from local farmers is a good way to get fresh, organic produce. You can also learn more about the farming practices used to grow the food.</li> <li><strong>Grow your own food.</strong> Growing your own food is a great way to get organic produce without paying a premium. You can also control the way the food is grown.</li>

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Organic Foods: What You Didn't Know

by C.D. Shelton

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