I have to disagree, respectfully. I used to feel the same way, but over the years, after lots of study and experiencing the difference myself, I know I was wrong. While you probably right about the earth not being totally organic, any more, due to acid rain, air pollution, etc., organically raised animal and/or crops are a far cry from a non-organically raised one. I personally, for one, prefer organically raised fibers, as I am terribly allergic to many of the chemicals used in dips and such for parasite and pest control. I KNOW when I get a fleece that has had this stuff used on it, even after scouring, my skin is that sensitive. Of course, internal dewormers won't have an effect like this, but if a shepherd is willing to raise the animals as organically as possible, it is a pretty safe bet they won't be using these dips that I am so allergic to. I could go on, about the differences over all, but am not sure if that would be within the scope of this list, and don't want to get in trouble. I have personally witnessed the differences on mine, and friend's, stock, my family and friends who eats these foods, and my garden that I grow. After years of using conventional, and getting steadily sicker, and having watching resistance build in parasites and pests to drugs and chemicals, then switching to organic, and watching the huge change, I won't go back to conventional at all. There is a huge, huge difference between conventional and organically raised anything. Just my 2 cents, Kim http://www.blessedfarm.com http://www.Blessedfarm.etsy.com ~ my online fiber shop!
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