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How well do corn gluten and soaps work as herbicides? Are they environmentally harmful in any way?

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How well do corn gluten and soaps work as herbicides? Are they environmentally harmful in any way?

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A. Corn gluten has had mixed reviews in how well it works. More important, it is not permitted on a certified organic farm because the corn gluten herbicide on the market has not been made from organic corn and so is likely to contain products from GMO corn. Soaps do work as an herbicide on many plants. This is a general herbicide that can be used where all of the plants are targets. It will kill the top growth and some plants will regrow. It is best to test it out in your own situation and make sure it does what you hope to accomplish. Q. How can I find out about MOFGA apprenticeships? Do farmers pay apprentices? A. Here’s what MOFGA’s Web site says about benefits for apprentices: “Apprenticeships may begin any time during the year, though most farmers are looking for apprentices for the growing season (March through October). The usual apprenticeship is a practicum involving labor in return for room and board, instruction, and experience. Many farmers pay a modest stipend.” You can f

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