Introduction to Organic Practices
measures are common; antibiotics and growth hormones are prohibited. Organic livestock producers work to manage exposure to disease and parasites through grazing management, proper sanitation, and preventing the introduction of disease agents. Organic Feed: Organic livestock must eat certified organic feed.
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