November 2, 2007 WASHINGTON The average chicken farmer does not have enough chemicals to make his farm a terrorist target, but many fertilizer wholesalers and paper mills do and they'll have to tell the government about it as part of new anti-terrorism measures. November 2, 2007 WASHINGTON The average chicken farmer does not have enough chemicals to make his farm a terrorist target, but many fertilizer wholesalers and paper mills do and they'll have to tell the government about it as part...

The New Nation - Internet Edition. Allotment of fertilisers adequate in Munshiganj BSS, Munshiganj Deputy Commissioner in a view- exchange meeting with journalists said adequate quantities of fertilisers has been allotted for distribution among the potato farmers during the current season in the district. Allotment of fertilisers adequate in Munshiganj BSS, Munshiganj Deputy Commissioner in a view- exchange meeting with journalists said adequate quantities of fertilisers has been allotted...

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Shafer's vineyard doesn't use chemical fertilizers. Organic wines are made using grapes grown without using chemicals. There's no government agency, including the FDA, that's looking over sustainability and saying you can or can't label your wine," Isle explained. There are usually some common practices at sustainable vineyards, such as composting, using renewable energy, and conserving water. But while organic wines are certified by the government, there are no standards for sustainable...

Money for agricultural land preservation would be cut drastically, and funding for cover crops would be slashed if lawmakers are unable to reach an agreement on new revenue sources to close the gap, said state Agriculture Secretary Roger Richardson. During the legislative session that ended in April, lawmakers gave agriculture land preservation a high priority and approved $70 million for the program. His warnings were included in a letter to farmers alerting them to some of the proposed...