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All pastures must be certified organic. If the bedding qualifies as roughage (hay, straw, etc.), it must comply with the feed requirements and be certified organic. Purchased Feed All purchased grain and forages must be certified organic. You must keep receipts and accompanying certificates as documentation of off-farm feed purchases.
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