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Organic farming is the form of agriculture that relies on techniques such as crop rotation, green manure, compost and biological pest control to maintain soil productivity and control pests on a farm. Organic farming excludes or strictly limits the use of manufactured fertilizers, pesticides (which include herbicides, insecticides and fungicides), plant growth regulators such as hormones, livestock antibiotics, food additives, and genetically modified organisms.[1]



Organic agricultural methods are internationally regulated and legally enforced by many nations, based in large part on the standards set by the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM), an international umbrella organization for organic farming organizations established in 1972.[2] IFOAM defines the overarching goal of organic farming as:





"Organic agriculture is a production system that sustains the health of soils, ecosystems and people. It relies on ecological processes, biodiversity and cycles adapted to local conditions, rather than the use of inputs with adverse effects. Organic agriculture combines tradition, innovation and science to benefit the shared environment and promote fair relationships and a good quality of life for all involved.."



—International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements[3]



Since 1990, the market for organic products has grown from nothing, reaching $55 billion in 2009 according to Organic Monitor (www.organicmonitor.com). This demand has driven a similar increase in organically managed farmland. Approximately 37,000,000 hectares (91,000,000 acres) worldwide are now farmed organically, representing approximately 0.9 percent of total world farmland (2009) (see Willer/Kilcher 2011).











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[hide] 1 History

2 Methods 2.1 Soil management

2.2 Weed management

2.3 Controlling other organisms

2.4 Genetic modification



3 Standards 3.1 Composting



4 Economics 4.1 Geographic producer distribution

4.2 Growth

4.3 Productivity and profitability 4.3.1 Profitability

4.3.2 Sustainability (African case)



4.4 Employment impact



5 Externalities 5.1 Pesticides

5.2 Food quality and safety

5.3 Clothing quality and safety

5.4 Soil conservation

5.5 Climate change

5.6 Nutrient leaching

5.7 Biodiversity



6 Sales and marketing 6.1 Distributors

6.2 Farmers' markets



7 Capacity building

8 Controversy

9 See also

10 Notes

11 References

12 Further reading

13 External links





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Main article: History of organic farming



Organic farming (of many particular kinds) was the original type of agriculture, and has been practiced for thousands of years. After the industrial revolution had introduced inorganic methods, some of which were not well developed and had serious side effects, an organic movement began in the 1940s as a reaction to agriculture's growing reliance on synthetic fertilizers. Artificial fertilizers had been created during the 18th century, initially with superphosphates and then ammonia-based fertilizers mass-produced using the Haber-Bosch process developed during World War I. These early fertilizers were cheap, powerful, and easy to transport in bulk. Similar advances occurred in chemical pesticides in the 1940s, leading to the decade being referred to as the 'pesticide era'.[4]



Although organic farming is prehistoric in the widest sense, Sir Albert Howard is widely considered to be the "father of organic farming" in the sense that he was a key founder of the post-industrial-revolution organic movement.[5] Further work was done by J.I. Rodale in the United States, Lady Eve Balfour in the United Kingdom, and many others across the world. The modern organic movement is a revival movement in the sense that it seeks to restore balance that was lost when technology grew rapidly in the 19th and 20th centuries.



Modern organic farming has made up only a fraction of total agricultural output from its beginning until today. Increasing environmental awareness in the general population has transformed the originally supply-driven movement to a demand-driven one. Premium prices and some government subsidies attracted farmers. In the developing world, many producers farm according to traditional methods which are comparable to organic farming but are not certified. In other cases, farmers in the developing world have converted for economic reasons.[6]

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When it comes to unique themed weddings, Goth, or Gothic, themed weddings are among the most unique. Whether or not you're a true Goth, you may want to have a Gothic themed wedding, or incorporate some elements of a the dramitic elements of a gothic wedding ceremony.



Goth vs. Gothic



The Goth movement grew out of the punk rock scence movement of the 1980s and holds as one of it's main tenets the idea of rejection of mainstream belief and values. Think of modern day hippies with a totally different fashion aesthetic. Goths see themselves as free thinkers, and often are associated with taboo subjects like magic, mysticism and the occult. To them, a gothic themed wedding ceremony represents a rejection of traditional wedding practices. Goths might even reject the traditional marriage relationship and so want a different type of wedding.



There are also those brides and grooms who while living a fairly conventional lifestyle, are simply drawn to the drama and style of a Gothic style wedding, which often incorporates elements of mysticism and ancient practices, darker color schemes, and dramatic feel. A gothic themed wedding can be an affirmation of a life philosophy, an homage to Victorian literature, or simply a dramatic and creative look.









Typical Elements of a Gothic Themed Wedding





Because they are so unique, the elements of Gothic themed weddings will vary greatly, but there are some common ways to create the look and feel.



Color - Gothic wedding ceremonies are characterized by a darker color scheme. Plan for black red, or purple wedding attire and accessories, including flowers. For a toned down look, opt for rich jewel tones of ruby red, navy and emerald green with black accents.



Candles - You can never have too many candles. Think of a dark castle on a heath during a storm in a horror movie. That's the ambiance you want to create.



Music - Gothic themed weddings are not likely to include the wedding march or traditional hymms. A haunting and melodic classical overture would be perfect. Of course some couples will opt for a more aggressive goth rock sound.



Location - You can wear a red and black velvet gown and matching bride and groom eyeliner, but a gothic themed wedding at the Embassy Suites might not feel right. Try to find an older location or at least on with an older feel to invoke a sense of drama. Look for velvet chairs and heavy draperies, stone fireplaces, arches and oak paneling. Wherever the ceremony, ask whether or not you can add your own gothic touches to enhance the atmosphere.



Wedding Gowns - While there are a lot of websites selling gothic style gowns, depending on your taste and budget, you may want to shop for patterns and fabric, and then have a local seamtress sew a custom gown just for you. Goth or not, a bride needs to feel beautiful on her wedding day.



Accessories - You might think you're on your own when it comes to the supplies for a gothic themed wedding. Wrong! There are plenty of stores that sell everything from black wedding invitations to crow wedding cake toppers. There's no excuse not to have the wedding of your gothic dreams!

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If you want to improve your community and have a better life for you and your family, you’re going to have to take notice of what President John F. Kennedy orated in one of his final speeches which is that world peace is the most important topic on earth. In the United States, we are devouring our children’s inheritance to the cost of, $ 20,000 per MINUTE buying a war that we will get nothing back from except shell shocked brothers and sisters and a corporate made video selling/telling us its horrible history… After the fact… when it’s too late but now you can take action, now you can save lives. You can still make a difference and write your congressman and tell them if they want to cut cost, we can start with military spending first and channel that into education instead.



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Nation will not lift up sword against [another] nation, nor will they become skilled at war at all.”

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Their focus will be one making food for the hungry, caring for the weak amongst their own people and helping a neighbor when they can. We can’t all save the world but we can help someone or even just improve ourselves.



Now some people will tell you that quote foretells something evil but it doesn’t. If so, then they haven’t thought it out… How could the end come if the thousand years of peace ON EARTH (also prophesied) hasn’t been fulfilled yet, or do you call your own book a lie? Isn’t it just possible that the end is just a goal and you are supposed to go to the goal of peace by means of tolerance?



Just because you go to the END of the block doesn’t mean you have nothing else to do. “End” as a word has 17 different meanings, so in the end there can be many goals that are a means to an end.



The world isn't fair... but you can be. As I look out across the vast expansion of cyber space, I see an army of peace lovers that understand; only true strength overcomes fear. That strength I'm speaking of comes from inside and you don't need a gun to wield it, you need a heart of conviction and a soul willing to stand up to adversity to defend the weak so as to teach them that the same spirit of sovereignty and love courses through their veins. Together, we will become a relentless power for integrity and mercy that will overwhelm the voice of odium and separation.



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The idea of drinking blood to be immortal is not a foreign one to the human mind. Indians, Greeks and Christians have all had a part in this conception. Drinking the blood of another is sometimes understood as obtaining the "life-blood" of someone else for yourself. Therefore, the idea of the vampire stems from cannibalism, and the concept of putting someone's body inside your own to obtain more life.







Vampires are creatures that maintain immortality by sucking blood from humans and animals. They are night creatures, and the sight of sunlight turns them to stone, or sometimes dust. Typically, they are characterized by black capes, long corpse-like bodies and the ability to fly, although whether or not these characteristics were included in the original vampire myths is not known. They sleep in coffins, can't stand churches, and scream at the sight of garlic. Vampires are also highly sexual, and they often prey on members of both sexes.







There are several creatures that may have acted as precursors to the vampire. The leech is perhaps the most basic, representing the idea of a slimy, forboding creature taking human blood. The chupacabra, a blood-sucking alien creature that feasts on animals, is another vampire-like myth. This myth originated in the hills of South America, and still exists today. The myth of the fury, or a women that sucks the life from a sleeping victim, was created in Greek times to represent the wrath of the Gods. These creatures were released upon the earth to suck sould through the mouths of their victims, and send them to agony-filled torment in Hades, or Hell. Finally, a species known as the "vampire bat" has been studied by many scientists because of its strange eating habits. This bat sucks the blood of its victims by making a clean cut to the neck and main artery. It's saliva contains chemicals that gradually take consciousness from the creature it it eating.







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The vampire myth appears to have originated in Transylvania, according to the Stoker novel, in the dark hills of eastern Europe. Stoker's Dracula is an old, placid man that appears harmless except for an air of doom about his castle. His vampires are the curse of the surrounding towns, and the descendants of a strange disease.







It is often very hard to tell which pieces of the vampire myth were added from literature, and which were originally spread through word of mouth. Bram Stoker's Dracula is the cause of new conventions in the vampire legend. His book included the use of garlic to fend off vampires, stakes as killing tools and the ability of vampires to crawl upside-down on a wall. The novels of Anne Rice, including Interview With a Vampire, are also spreading twists in the definition of a vampire. Her vampires are immortal, jaded and mostly ordinary people caught in something they cannot understand.







It is interesting to note the way that the concept of vampires is used in the literature that contains it. Stoker's Dracula was an unconscious comment on Victorian England, and underneath its plot one can see female subjugation. Stoker himself was torn between the convention of the sexes in this day, and underneath this book one can see his inner struggle. Similarly, Anne Rice uses vampires to examine the reaction of the modern world to the magical and horrific. In Interview With A Vampire, the main character asks to be made into a vampire. The vampire he asks is unwilling to comply.







Today there are actually some cults of "vampires" that exist. These people drink small amounts of blood from willing victims in keeping with the ancient belief that it will bring power and life.

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I've taken 1979 as the year when goth as a modern musical movement first began to appear. A case can be made for 1978 since this was the year when Joy Division, the Cure and the Banshees all released their debut singles, but 1979 is the year when the first undisputably gothic music appeared- notably Bauhaus with "Bela Lugosi's Dead" (which is probably the first record that defies classification as anything other than goth). Several other classic goth records date from 1979: "Unknown Pleasures", "Boys Don't Cry", and "Transmission".



Also, the idea of "gothic" as a way of describing an emerging musical style seems to date from 1979.



In a Factory Records interview by Mary Hannon in the summer of 1979, there is the following passage: "One clue to Joy Division lies in their album's title. Another is the description given by Martin Hannett, who calls them 'dancing music, with gothic overtones'. Uninintentionally, Bernard Albrecht gave an excellent description of 'gothic' in our interview, when describing his favourite film 'Nosferatu'." The article goes on to describe Joy Division as "20th century gothic". Later on, on the BBC2 TV programme "Something Else" (15/9/79), Tony Wilson described Joy Division as being "gothic" in comparison with the pop mainstream. By early October, Penny Kiley was saying that ""Gothic' has become a somewhat overworked definition of the genre, but the effect of Joy Division is the same as ...that of the Banshees." in a review of Joy Division's Liverpool gig .



Chronological list of events, releases and sessions:



(Note: bands listed in green are major goth forerunners, bands listed in blue are later goth groups, bands listed in red are groups associated with the scene, bands listed in grey are electro/New Romantic groups who had nothing really to do with the scene and bands listed in white are groups who either have some relevance to the scene or are listed out of general interest)







January



Boys Next Door (later The Birthday Party) record "After a Fashion", "Dive Position", "I mistake myself" and "Shivers" at Richmond Recorders. "Shivers" later features on the "Dogs In Space" soundtrack.



Jan 21: Throbbing Gristle release "DOA" , their second LP.



Jan 27: The Cure play a packed gig at the Marquee and come under attack from hardcore punks.



Jan 31: Joy Division record their first BBC session for John Peel- "Exercise One", "Insight", "She's Lost Control" and "Transmission"



February



Feb 6: The Cure re-release "Killing An Arab" on Fiction records.



March



Mar 5: Gary Numan (Tubeway Army) releases "Down in the Park"



Mar 23: Siouxsie & the Banshees release "The Staircase (Mystery)"



April



Apr 7: Siouxsie & the Banshees play a charity gig for MENCAP at the Rainbow, where fans cause damage to the building.



Apr 7: Echo & the Bunnymen sign to Zoo records



Apr 9: Siouxsie & the Banshees record their third Peel session: Placebo Effect, Playground Twist, Regal Zone and Poppy Day.



Apr 10: The Damned release "Love Song"



Apr 12: Japan release "Life in Tokyo"



Apr 13: Fiction records delete "Killing An Arab"



Apr 16: The Human League release The Dignity of Labour 12"



May



May 3: Joy Division play Liverpool and are reviewed by the NME's Ian Wood, who describes their sound as "withering grey abstractions of industrial malaise".



May 5: Echo & the Bummymen release "Pictures on My Wall"



May 6: Gary Numan (Tubeway Army) releases "Are Friends Electric?"



May 10: The Cure release their debut album, "Three Imaginary Boys"



May 16: The Cure air their second John peel session: Desperate Journalist in Ongoing Meaningful Review Situation, Grinding Halt, Subway Song, Accuracy, Plastic Passion



May 21: OMD release "Electricity" on Factory records



June



Jun 6: Joy Division record a session for Piccadilly Radio: "These Days", "The Only Mistake", "Candidate", "Chance (Atmosphere)" and "Atrocity Exhibition".



Jun 9: Gary Numan/Tubeway Army release their first album, "Replicas"



Jun 14: Joy Division release their first album, "Unknown Pleasures"



Jun 14: Cabaret Voltaire release "Nag Nag Nag" on Rough Trade.



Jun 20: The Cramps release their debut LP/EP, "Gravest Hits"



Jun 23: The Cure release "Boys Don't Cry"



Jun 30: Siouxsie & the Banshees release "Playground Twist" (and "Mittageisen" in Germany)



July



Boys Next Door begin recording tracks for "Hee Haw" at Richmond Recorders



Jul 1: The Cure headline at the Lyceum with the Ruts and the Purple Hearts



Jul 6: Adam and the Ants release "Xerox"



Jul 11: The Human League release "I don't depend on you"



Jul 18: Fad Gadget makes his live debut at the Moonlight Club in West Hampstead



August



Aug 1: No City Fun, a short film featuring Joy Division's music



Aug 15 Echo & the Bunnymen record their debut Peel session: Read it In Books, I Bagsy Yours, Villiers Terrace, Stars Are Stars



Aug 22: Gary Numan releases "Cars"



Aug 29: Modern English release their debut single, "Drowning Man"



Aug 30: Siouxsie & the Banshees and The Cure play together in Aylesbury.



Aug 31: Siouxsie & the Banshees release "Join Hands", their second LP.



September



Sep 7: Gary Numan releases his second LP, "The Pleasure Principle"



Sep 7: Guitarist John McKay and drummer Kenny Morris leave the Banshees



Sep 10: Fad Gadget releases his first single, "Back to Nature/The Box"



Sep 15: Joy Division appear on "Something Else", a BBC music program, playing "Transmission" and "She's Lost Control". Steve Morris and Tony Wilson are interviewed, and Wilson describes Joy Division as "Gothic".



Sep 17: Siouxsie and the Banshees begin their tour with The Cure, with Robert Smith playing guitar in both the Cure and the Banshees, and Budgie (ex-Slits) joining the Banshees on drums.



Sep 18: The Psychedelic Furs sign to CBS records



Sep 24: Bauhaus release "Bela Lugosi's Dead" on Small Wonder records



October



Oct 2: The Joy Division gig in Liverpool supporting the Buzzcocks tonight is reviewed by Penny Kiley, who says: "'Gothic' has become a somewhat overworked definition of the genre, but the effect of Joy Division is the same as (to take an obvious example) that of the Banshees."



Oct 3: The Joy Division support gig tonight in Leeds is reviewed by "Des Moines", who says "Curtis may project like an ambidextrous barman purging his physical hang-ups, but the 'gothic dance music' he orchestrates..."



Oct 10: The Human League release their debut LP, "Reproduction"



Oct 11: The Damned release "Smash It Up"



Oct 13: Siouxsie & the Banshees and The Cure play Lewisham Odeon in London.



Oct 15: The Human League release "Empire State Human"



Oct 16: Psychedelic Furs release "We Love You" on Epic records



Oct 17: Killing Joke record their first John Peel session: Pssyche, Wardance and Malicious Boogie



Oct 22: Siouxsie collapses with hepatitis after a show at the Hammersmith Odeon.



Oct 23: Cabaret Voltaire release their first album, "Mix-Up"



Oct 26: The Cure release "Jumping Someone Else's Train" and are joined by Simon Gallup and Mathieu Hartley.



Oct 26: Killing Joke release their debut EP, featuring "Are you receiving?", "Turn to Red" and "Nervous System" on Malicious Damage records.



Oct 30: Adam & the Ants release their debut LP, "Dirk Wears White Sox"



November



Nov 7: The Damned release "Machine Gun Etiquette"



Nov 10: The Lemon Kittens release a 7-track 7" EP "Spoonfed & Writhing"



Nov 14: The Damned release "I Just Can't Be Happy Today"



Nov 15: Gary Numan releases "Complex"



Nov 17: Joy Division release "Transmission" on Factory Records



Nov 20 : DAF make their British debut in Norwich



Nov 26: Joy Division record their second John Peel session: "Love Will tear Us Apart", "24 Hours", "Colony" and "The Sound of Music"



December



Dec 10: Throbbing Gristle release "20 Jazz Funk Greats"



Dec 26: Joy Division feature on the Earcom 2 compilation from Fast records with "Auto Suggestion" and "From Safety to Where?"

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