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  • On what basis do the standards permit the importation of manures from non-organic sources?
  • Which non-organic poultry and pig manures are allowed to be brought in?
  • Which non-organic poultry and pig manures are not allowed to be brought in under any circumstances?
  • Is human sewage sludge permitted under the organic standards?
  • What are the required composting or stockpiling periods for non-organic manures?
  • Why is composting desirable, particularly for brought-in manures?
  • What is the maximum application rate for manures?
  • What level of approval is given for nutrient inputs such as ground limestone and rock phosphate?
  • What level of approval is given for nutrient inputs such as sulphate of potash, sulphur, trace elements?
  • What level of approval is given for nutrient inputs such as muriate of potash, superphosphates and Fibrophos?

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