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ORGANIC AGRICULTURE. A PERSPECTIVE FOR THE FUTURE

A. Morna

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Organic farming (similar to ecological or biological farming) is a modern process to cultivate plants, to fatten livestock and produce food products, which fundamentally differs from conventional agriculture. Organic farming system is based on compliance with some production rules and principles, according to current Community and national regulations of implementing Community legislation .

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Organic farming (similar to ecological or biological farming) is a modern process to cultivate plants, to fatten livestock and produce food products, which fundamentally differs from conventional agriculture. Organic farming system is based on compliance with some production rules and principles, according to current Community and national regulations of implementing Community legislation .

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Organic farming (similar to ecological or biological farming) is a modern process to cultivate plants, to fatten livestock and produce food products, which fundamentally differs from conventional agriculture. Organic farming system is based on compliance with some production rules and principles, according to current Community and national regulations of implementing Community legislation .

Key concepts: Agriculture, Organic farming, Ecological farming, Legislation, Business, Livestock, Production (economics), Integrated farming

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