Sentence examples for beyond organic from inspiring English sources
It goes by many names, including "slow food," "local food" and "organic" -- or, increasingly, "beyond organic".
There are hundreds of these "beyond organic" farmers springing up now around the country.
"I think a lot of people who do what we do start with Joel Salatin, Timm said of the "beyond organic" farming hero.
Michael Ableman, a "beyond organic" farmer near Santa Barbara, Calif., says: "We may have to give up on the word 'organic,' leave it to the Gene Kahns of the world.
This has opened up a gulf in the movement between Big and Little Organic and convinced many of the movement's founders that the time has come to move "beyond organic" -- to raise the bar on American agriculture yet again.
His exposition of organic agriculture is masterly, not least the necessary distinction between "industrial" organic growers (not much better, frankly, than your average intensive, tractor-driving East Anglian) and the self-sufficient one-man-bands who now call themselves "beyond organic" and produce real food.
The couple's beyond-organic values also negate most shortcuts.
In response to our food-obsessed age of the Food Network, "beyond-organic food" and even the fervor stirred up by Bruni's own weekly restaurant reviews in The Times, this description of his relationship with food as comfort and, to be sure, emotional palliative, strikes me as a poignant and powerful rejoinder.
People have moved beyond organics, those on the forefront of the local food movement say.
Beyond organics, carbonates and other salts are associated to the dense and moist atmosphere necessary to the development of life, and might have formed and accumulated in some places on Mars.
