I think he meant to say "buy only organic" instead of "only buy organic."
I could be wrong.
I could be wrong.
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I'm not sure that organically grown food is tecnically vegan.... I discorvered this to my horror when a group of friends and I took on an allotment to grow vegetables a few years ago.
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One day a couple of sacks full of fish blood and guts arrived at the allotment. My friends planned to dig this into the soil to feed the vegetables!!! I later found out that slaughter house by-products are commonly used as fertilizer. As is animal manure, which we perhaps would not have in such abundance if it weren't for the dairy industry.
Anyway, here is an interesting link I found about vegan organic farming: http://www.veganorganic.net/index.ph...tpage&Itemid=1
One day a couple of sacks full of fish blood and guts arrived at the allotment. My friends planned to dig this into the soil to feed the vegetables!!! I later found out that slaughter house by-products are commonly used as fertilizer. As is animal manure, which we perhaps would not have in such abundance if it weren't for the dairy industry.
Anyway, here is an interesting link I found about vegan organic farming: http://www.veganorganic.net/index.ph...tpage&Itemid=1
Quote:
"I only buy organic when..." means you buy organic food under certain conditions.
I forget what this is called in grammar.
"I buy only organic food" means 100% of your food is organic.Originally Posted by kpickell
What's the difference?
"I only buy organic when..." means you buy organic food under certain conditions.
I forget what this is called in grammar.
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