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How can I tell if my feed qualifies?
If your feed is certified organic, then it meets CNG standards. If your livestock are pasture-raised and don’t receive supplemental feed then you’re probably good to go, so long as […]
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Will my non-GMO feed meet CNG requirements?
It is not sufficient for the feed to be non-GMO. That’s important, but the feed ALSO must be grown without synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides. If your feed is marketed as […]
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Can I certify some but not all the livestock on my farm?
Yes, just be clear on your application about which animals you’re wanting to get certified, and which will be excluded from certification. You will need to submit a feed declaration […]
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Foundations of Crop Production
Series sponsored by Like the soil beneath us forms the foundation for a healthy growing plant, so do crop management practices determine the success or failings of your farm. Join […]
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What are the minimum housing or space requirements for poultry?
Poultry must have at least 5 square feet per bird of free-roaming space outdoors, or 2 square feet per bird if poultry is penned and is moved to fresh pasture […]
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Is there a pasture requirement?
All animals must have access to the outdoors, as well as shade, shelter, fresh air, and direct sunlight, except in cases of inclement weather. In particular, ruminants should spend most […]
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What if one of my animals gets sick?
Most conventional veterinary medicines are not allowed under CNG standards (vaccines are an important exception). When necessary to prevent animal suffering and death, CNG requires producers to use the most […]