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Re:One of biggest frauds in U.S. farm history by loeg on Saturday January 25, 2020 @08:25PM (#22149788)
How do you inspect grain for "organic?" The label is meaningless and honestly this is kind of an intended side effect — charging people more for the same product. This guy just got even greedier than the original creators of the term and the government agreed was acceptable.
Re:One of biggest frauds in U.S. farm history by umvi on Saturday January 25, 2020 @09:25PM (#22149982)
The label means it is not genetically modified, and does not use chemical fertilizers or pesticides.

It seems to me you'd be able to inspect grain genome looking for known GMO sequences

Re:One of biggest frauds in U.S. farm history by DoctorOetker on Saturday January 25, 2020 @10:45PM (#22150259)
It seems you'd also be able to isotope-label fertilizer.

That just leaves the pesticides...