organic dairy
collocation in Englishmeaningsoforganicanddairy
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organic
adjective
uk/ɔːˈɡæn.ɪk/us/ɔːrˈɡæn.ɪk/
not using artificial chemicals in the growing of plants and animals for food and ...
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dairy
noun
uk/ˈdeə.ri/us/ˈder.i/
a place on a farm where milk and cream are kept and cheese and butter are made, or a company that supplies milk and products made ...
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(Definition oforganicanddairyfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The averageorganicdairyfarmer was 47 years old and had 23 years of farm experience.
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The general aim oforganicdairyfarming is to reach a high level of self-sufficiency.
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Intensification inorganicdairyfarming must be assessed and considered carefully to further determine its environmental performance and profile.
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Therefore, both conventional andorganicdairyfarms primarily supplement roughages with concentrates, containing high proportions of cereal grains.
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However, intensification inorganicdairyfarming has, in some cases, significant impacts that need to be assessed to determine its environmental performance and profile.
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Currently, the largest category of organic production is fresh produce, althoughorganicdairywas the most rapidly growing segment in the 1990s36.
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These farms were considered to have a long-term farming perspective and to represent typical examples of full-timeorganicdairyfarming.
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Thus,organicdairyfarms can be considered as generally more environmentally sound regarding nutrient surplus and are more efficient in terms of nutrient surplus related to milk yield.
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The milk quota of theorganicdairyfarms summed up to around 400,000 metric tons, about one-third of the organic milk could be sold with a premium in 1999.
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In anorganicdairyfarm, an agroecologist could evaluate the following: 1.
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No figures are available for liquid milk separately, but estimates produced by the organic sector itself indicate thatorganicdairyproducts had a retail value of £54 million in 1998–99.
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