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Organic Co-op Lowers Standards

Alexandre farm chickens graze on pasture near Crescent City.

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Organic Co-op Lowers Standards
Petaluma Farms doesn't let its chickens roam freely...
Cornucopia Institute
May 4, 2011

Organic Co-op Lowers Standards
Alexandre farm chickens graze on pasture near Crescent...
Cornucopia Institute
May 4, 2011

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