233/365: Still Life with Organic Top Soil
Everything has to be organic these days. Even though I'm in favor, it's easy to get cynical.
posted by Ianqui @ 10:39 PM
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
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4 Comments:
it *is* the new word of a quick sell.
Could there be inorganic topsoil? Is dirt not inherently organic?
I guess the idea is that there are no petroleum-based fertilizer in the soil (it comes from a place that was never treated). That's what organic vegetable production is about--the fertilizers are manure, not nitrogen.
Yeah, I can get that. It just struck me as odd.
Dirt should be organic! Additives suck.
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