[yayadarsh]

This is absolutely untrue. "Organic" is a regulated term by the USDA, requiring verification from an accredited certifying agency.

[monocasa]

USDA organic allows non organic pesticides and herbicides. It's a joke of a standard.

[BenjiWiebe]

Really? Growing up on a farm, and having friends/acquaintances who were either organic or interested in going organic, I don't recall that pesticides and herbicides were allowed. The so-called "organic pesticides" and "organic herbicides" I've seen are mostly just all natural snake oil...

[tgb]

Here's the list of non-organic substances allowed by USDA [1] and hopefully it means more to you than it does to me.

[1] https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?c=ecfr&SID=06b088e611c...

[sagarptl04]

there are some organic & inorganic ingredient allowed in organic farming. Depending upon below criteria 1) allowed (2) Banned (3) Restricted. Before questioning on organic everyone must understand concepts & standards of organic. You could email me @ [e-mail] or [phone] Regards, Sagar