Karen wants to sell container-grown tomatoes as organic. Laws change fast—search "certified organic laws." Under $5,000/year sales may exempt certification. But "organic" soil/compost? Rarely certified. Best: make your own compost from known inputs, use OMRI-listed potting mixes, document everything.
Duane Clupper (gbgusa.com) advises checking current regulations. Transparency with customers builds trust more than labels.
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