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List three of the reasons why an animal may be temporarily confined without violating USDA organic production standards.
 
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Explain how the USDA standards for organic livestock production address the question of what producers must do when an animal being raised as organic becomes sick or injured.
 
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Answer to Question 1

An animal may be temporarily confined without violating USDA organic production standards for reasons of:

1 . Health
2 . Safety
3 . The animals' stage of production
4 . To protect soil or water quality

Answer to Question 2

If an animal being raised in an organic livestock facility becomes sick or injured, the producer is prohibited from withholding treatment. If the animal is treated with a prohibited medication, the animal cannot be sold as organic.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 21, 2018
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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
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