Questions: Foods are considered "organic" if they are produced, grown, and harvested without the use of most conventional pesticides, fertilizers made with synthetic ingredients, ionizing radiation, or which of the following? a. Bioengineering b. Greenhouses c. Carbon-containing compounds d. Ultraviolet light e. Distilled water

Foods are considered "organic" if they are produced, grown, and harvested without the use of most conventional pesticides, fertilizers made with synthetic ingredients, ionizing radiation, or which of the following?
a. Bioengineering
b. Greenhouses
c. Carbon-containing compounds
d. Ultraviolet light
e. Distilled water
Transcript text: Foods are considered "organic" if they are produced, grown, and harvested without the use of most conventional pesticides, fertilizers made with synthetic ingredients, ionizing radiation, or which of the following? a. Bioengineering b. Greenhouses c. Carbon-containing compounds d. Ultraviolet light e. Distilled water
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The answer is the first one (or A): bioengineering.

Explanation for each option: a. Bioengineering - Correct. Organic foods are not produced using bioengineering (genetic modification). This is a key criterion for organic certification. b. Greenhouses - Incorrect. Organic foods can be grown in greenhouses as long as the other organic standards are met. c. Carbon-containing compounds - Incorrect. Organic foods can contain carbon-containing compounds, as these are naturally occurring in all living organisms. d. Ultraviolet light - Incorrect. Ultraviolet light is not typically restricted in organic farming practices. e. Distilled water - Incorrect. The use of distilled water is not prohibited in organic farming.

Summary: Organic foods are produced without the use of most conventional pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, ionizing radiation, or bioengineering.

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