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La permacoltura che cose `e
- 4. Divieto dell` ultilizzao di fertilizzanti minerali facilmente solubili e di quei sintetici-chimici. Divieto dell`utilizzo tecnologie geniche in qualsia si forma.
- 6. Sono dei lavoratori piccoli che non sanno cosa vuoi dire fatica, che lavorano senza riposo, gratuitamente, e realizzano un prodotto di qualita esclusiva dall`inutile materia prima.
- 13. Quando sull`ettichetta `e stato messo il logo europeo, devono esserci sempre iscritti anche la codificazione dell`organo di controllare e il luogo di produzione delle materie e prime di cui consisteil prodotto.
- 14. Che cosa abbiamo piantato, nella bio fattoria. Visto `e il messe di dicembre, fa freddo ,l`umiche cose possibile di essere piantate sono state la cipolla e l`aflio.