Terry Wayne Kownack
Terry Wayne Kownack offers all kinds of organic food, healthy seeds chia seeds, flax seeds and many more from under one roof. Please visit our website
PIONEER IN MODERN ORGANIC FARMING
Reduce the Environmental Impact of Food Consumption and Eliminate Food Safety Issues
My work is dedicated to the production of seeds that produce the most nutritious, healthy and sustainable fruit and vegetables products possible
Organic foods are crops which have been produced without the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers and sometimes certain preservation techniques such as food irradiation. Terry Wayne Kownack The term also encompasses meat and other animal products (milk, cheese, honey) which have been produced without the use of antibiotics and growth hormones.
The original organic farming movement is called biodynamic agriculture. It began in 1924 and was based upon the ideas of Rudolf Steiner.[1] Biodynamic agriculture is still practiced, primarily in Germany, but is much less common than modern organic farming.[2] Biodynamics eschews usage of synthetic chemicals, and views farming as a holistic process that integrates soil fertility, plant growth and livestock care,[3] but it also includes spiritual/mystical aspects including sympathetic magic[4] and astrology.[5]
Modern organic farming was pioneered by alternative medicine promoter J. I. Rodale (née Jerome Irving Cohen)[note 1] when he started his farm in 1940, based on the idea that synthetic fertilizers and pesticides damaged the flavor and nutritional value of foods, and has become big business as consumers seek to reduce the environmental impact of food consumption and eliminate food safety issues such as pesticide persistence in food ingredients. Terry Wayne Kownack Most proponents of organic food also want it to be free of genetic modification, although some proponents regard the use of genetically modified food as a valid form of organic farming. In the last case, it seems that not everyone agrees.
Terry Kownack – The Organic Superfood
Terry Kownack s fruit of tomorrow
