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Comparing soil based agriculture to hydroponic methods Gaabi Hathaway | TM #2 Short 13

we know that the USDA standard has been taking some hits with... Well, in recent years, they've allowed hydroponic to be certified organic, which completely takes away from the point of organic, which is soil-based, where we're taking care of the earth to take care of us. And now we're able to put plants in water and call it organic. that seems like it could work especially in urban areas but go down to florida and tour an organic blueberry farm and they have all the blueberries in pots and there's a line of water of nutrient-rich water going to each pot and that's all organic the substrate soil that they're in organic the inputs are organic but the land is sprayed and decimated and there because they just they can split spray whatever they want on it glyphosate and so they're actually destroying it so that's why the real organic project started was in in light of that change in the USDA standard that took out soil that allows soilless agriculture to become organic What's your opinion on the forage feed or the beefiness of the plant in soil versus hydroponic? Do you think there's a difference? Say that again. So is there a difference between the plants when you grow it in hydroponic versus you grow it in soil? Yes. And so what's the difference?