Sentence examples for organic talking from inspiring English sources

If the Queen makes 100 (as her mother did), then Charles will finally become king in 2025, when he will be pushing 77: a short reign, let's say 13 years before all that healthy living and organic talking vegetables carry Charles III off to the family vault at Windsor in 2038.

Dr. Greene said he was inspired to go all-organic after talking to a dairy farmer who noted that livestock got sick less after a switch to organic practices.

The reasons are unclear, but the findings are important because organic farmers are talking about spraying crops with probiotics to encourage better growth and disease protection, in the same way that humans consume probiotics containing "good" microbes in hopes of improving their health.

Nothing delights me more than talking about organic to a wide audience, but in your piece, Organic vs Conventional: Have you been robbed?, you are taking aim at the wrong target.

And really … this man was talking about organic food 40 years ago, and the ozone layer.

Now farmers are talking about organic grains and produce coming out of China, where farms have sought certification to sell in the American market.

We have gone through the process of becoming organic, and have been talking to our neighbours about extending the adoption scheme beyond our boundaries.

The only light relief came when she was making Borsetshire Blue cheese for her parents' organic farm shop or talking ad nauseam about sausages with her younger brother, Tom.

You are cordially invited to an evening of tasting and talking about organic fair trade Palestinian olive oil, olives, za'atar (wild thyme), olive tapenade, sun-dried tomatoes and tahini.

I'm not talking about organic salad greens here or grass-fed beef here, or anything super-fancy.

"For about three or four years I've been talking about organic LED displays that could be theoretically printed on plastic, wrapped and folded," he says.