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Which British royal turned a farm organic in the 1980s?
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What fertilizer is banned on organic farms?
Answer: Sewage sludge
Why: Slaughterhouse leftovers such as bone meal and blood meal are allowed on EU organic fields, but sewage sludge is not.
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What did a 2012 Stanford review find about organic food's vitamins?
Answer: No clear difference
Why: The same review found a 30% lower risk of pesticide residues in organic produce, though residues in all foods were generally within safety limits.
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How far around EU organic hives must flowers be mostly organic or wild?
Answer: 3 km
Why: That 3 km radius draws a circle of about 28 square kilometres around the hive.
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Where does a green 'AB' logo mark organic food?
Answer: France
Why: France's AB logo dates from 1985 and is optional, while the EU leaf is mandatory on prepacked organic food made in the EU.
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Which way of preserving food do organic rules ban?
Answer: Irradiation
Why: US organic rules ban irradiating food to preserve it or kill pests, yet still allow X-ray scanners that inspect it.
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How many days a year must US organic cows graze at minimum?
Answer: 120
Why: In that season, pasture must supply on average at least 30% of what the animals eat, measured as dry matter.