205.105(g)The handler of an organichandling operation mustimplement measuresnecessary to prevent thecommingling of organicand nonorganic productsand protect organicproducts from contactwith prohibitedsubstances.Free!205.311(b)(2)205.105(a)205.202(b)Have distinct, definedboundaries and buffer zonessuch as runoff diversions toprevent the unintendedapplication of a prohibitedsubstance to the crop orcontact with a prohibitedsubstance applied to adjoiningland that is not under organicma205.203(a)The producer must notuse lumber treated witharsenate or otherprohibited materials fornew installations orreplacement purposesin contact with soil orlivestockSewagesludgeIonizing radiation,as described inFood and DrugAdministrationregulation, 21CFR 179.26205.206(f)Syntheticsubstances andingredients,except asprovided in§205.601 or§205.603;A list of each substanceto be used as aproduction or handlinginput, indicating itscomposition, source,location(s) where it will beused, and documentationof commercial availability,as applicable205.205205.204(a)(1)The producer mustselect and implementtillage and cultivationpractices that maintainor improve the physical,chemical, and biologicalcondition of soil andminimize soil erosion.205.105(g)The handler of an organichandling operation mustimplement measuresnecessary to prevent thecommingling of organicand nonorganic productsand protect organicproducts from contactwith prohibitedsubstances.Free!205.311(b)(2)205.105(a)205.202(b)Have distinct, definedboundaries and buffer zonessuch as runoff diversions toprevent the unintendedapplication of a prohibitedsubstance to the crop orcontact with a prohibitedsubstance applied to adjoiningland that is not under organicma205.203(a)The producer must notuse lumber treated witharsenate or otherprohibited materials fornew installations orreplacement purposesin contact with soil orlivestockSewagesludgeIonizing radiation,as described inFood and DrugAdministrationregulation, 21CFR 179.26205.206(f)Syntheticsubstances andingredients,except asprovided in§205.601 or§205.603;A list of each substanceto be used as aproduction or handlinginput, indicating itscomposition, source,location(s) where it will beused, and documentationof commercial availability,as applicable205.205205.204(a)(1)The producer mustselect and implementtillage and cultivationpractices that maintainor improve the physical,chemical, and biologicalcondition of soil andminimize soil erosion.

Certification Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. U-205.105(g)
  2. S-The handler of an organic handling operation must implement measures necessary to prevent the commingling of organic and nonorganic products and protect organic products from contact with prohibited substances.
  3. U-Free!
  4. D-205.311(b)(2)
  5. A-205.105(a)
  6. D-205.202(b)
  7. S-Have distinct, defined boundaries and buffer zones such as runoff diversions to prevent the unintended application of a prohibited substance to the crop or contact with a prohibited substance applied to adjoining land that is not under organic ma
  8. A-205.203 (a)
  9. D-The producer must not use lumber treated with arsenate or other prohibited materials for new installations or replacement purposes in contact with soil or livestock
  10. S-Sewage sludge
  11. D-Ionizing radiation, as described in Food and Drug Administration regulation, 21 CFR 179.26
  12. A-205.206(f)
  13. U-Synthetic substances and ingredients, except as provided in §205.601 or §205.603;
  14. U-A list of each substance to be used as a production or handling input, indicating its composition, source, location(s) where it will be used, and documentation of commercial availability, as applicable
  15. A-205.205
  16. S-205.204(a)(1)
  17. U-The producer must select and implement tillage and cultivation practices that maintain or improve the physical, chemical, and biological condition of soil and minimize soil erosion.