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Old 11-03-2011, 12:46 PM
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Tell us a secret you know because of your work that others might not know

I actually learned a LOT of interesting and eye opening things in the huge nasioc thread.

And I am bored as hell at work right now. Since most of us are from the same area it should be more interesting...
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I would tell you but then it would not be a secret now would it///
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I'll start. Sometimes the organic ground beef at Whole Foods might not be organic, which is SUPER ****ed up for the people that swear by organic meats only or it is part of their religious views.
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Originally Posted by NorCalDC5
I'll start. Sometimes the organic ground beef at Whole Foods might not be organic, which is SUPER ****ed up for the people that swear by organic meats only or it is part of their religious views.
THIS^^^

I work for a local farm that is seasonally commercial as well. It's run by a branch of my family and I know we're legit but I am blown away by the S*** some places get away with.

I personally don't care if it's commercial or organic. Quite frankly I've dealt with certified "organic" sprays that are more harmful than one would think. So those that are all high and mighty about only "organic" are absolute morons who know nothing about what they spew to the untrained masses.

What happens before produce gets to places like whole foods and other hippie friendly stores would leave them in awe.
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Its not hard to get an "organic" label. Organic doesn't always mean 100% organic and it doesn't always mean healthier.

My secret... its secret.
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Originally Posted by burnyou2
THIS^^^

I work for a local farm that is seasonally commercial as well. It's run by a branch of my family and I know we're legit but I am blown away by the S*** some places get away with.

I personally don't care if it's commercial or organic. Quite frankly I've dealt with certified "organic" sprays that are more harmful than one would think. So those that are all high and mighty about only "organic" are absolute morons who know nothing about what they spew to the untrained masses.

What happens before produce gets to places like whole foods and other hippie friendly stores would leave them in awe.
Only way to know if its truely organic is if you watch it from start to finish haha...hard to do for mostly anything unless you grow it yourself...
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Only way to know if its truely organic is if you watch it from start to finish haha...hard to do for mostly anything unless you grow it yourself...
That's why I'm so grateful for being able to grow my own food, raise my pork/chicken/venison and have neighbors that do the beef I hope to someday teach my future kids how to do the same.
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not really a secret but defense contractors seem to have no budget even for the smallest parts.
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