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Diatomaceous Earth

Diatomaceous Earth is a non-toxic, safe substance made up from crushed fossils of freshwater organisms and marine life. Crushed to a fine powder and observed through a microscope, the particles resemble bits of broken glass. Deadly to any insect and completely harmless to animals, fish, fowl or food. Most insects have a waxy outer shell covering their bodies, INSECT STOP scratches through this shell causing the insect to dehydrate leading to eventual death.

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Newsflash

Source: Organic Agriculture Centre of Canada (OACC)
By Rupert Jannasch

A novel trend may be emerging in organic agriculture - crop production without soil. It is curious because organic food production has, without exception, always been dependent on fertile soil. Certification standards provide detailed guidelines on how to protect, conserve and build soil. Biological soil processes are essential to converting organic fertilizers into forms useable by plants. How is it that soil-less culture using nutrients dissolved in water - the system known as hydroponics - is considered organic?