"Sure, those steaks technically meet the organic standards, but in terms of taste and flavor, they're not the best example of organic meat," Mr. Robb said.
It was concluded from the study that it is technically feasible to produce organic fertiliser granules of acceptable strength and product yield.
Even thought these wines are more natural, they can't be labeled as organic because technically speaking, they aren't.
Technically, all the word "organic" guarantees is that no pesticides were used, but the term says nothing about the use of labor or water.
For spinach 14% were technically in violation of the organic standard as were 28% of the detections for cucumbers.
On the chart above there is a little green dotted line and any of the results to the left of it would technically qualify as "ok for organic". Interestingly that is the case for the majority of detections on "conventional" crops.
One year ago today, I was offline, being kept alive by a heart/lung machine, although at this exact moment, I think I was once again a creature purely organic and had technically come to.
Equally important is the project in demonstrating that the organic rice farming is technically and economically feasible.
This has resulted in organic growers and food companies that, although technically adhering to the definition of organic — no chemically formulated fertilizers, growth stimulants, antibiotics or pesticides — are a far cry from the idealism and high standards with which the movement began.
Although technically demanding, further experimental data on the ability of organic compounds to enter the bacterial cytosol would be of great utility by providing a structurally more diverse dataset for computational studies.
