Adj. (or gan' ik) of, like, or derived from living organisms.
King Blossom Natural fruits are fresh, juicy and beautiful. Our organic fruits are free from petro-chemical additives, fertilizers, sprays, colors, or waxes. They are simply delicious and nutritious.
King Blossom Natural extends the health-promoting values of orchard owners, Bob & Charlotte Brody. We strive to encourage healthy living—both in our consumers and our plants.
We understand the basic relationship that exists between healthy plants, healthy fruits and healthy people. We do all that we can to ensure the health of our fruit trees. Our organic fruit is grown in adherence to a strict program incorporating natural compost, friendly insects (such as lady bugs, praying mantis, etc.), mineral oils and pheromones (to interrupt unhealthy mating cycles.)
Our orchards are also inspected and tested for organic integrity many times throughout the year and are certified to be natural and free of all contaminates by the Washington State Department of Agriculture and The United States Department of Agriculture. Copies of these certificates are always available. Please contact us if you would like a copy.
Provide your family with only the best - King Blossom Natural apples and pears. Feel confident that your family is eating a shining example of perfect nutrition-just as nature intended. |
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Look for Sustainable Organic Family Farms Logo Sustainable is a relatively new concept in farming (or rather one that has been recently rediscovered). Dr. John Ikerd, (link to Ikerd’s papers) an expert in sustainable agriculture, suggests that sustainable agriculture is “agriculture that will last” and is measured in three ways. First, the farming practices must be ecologically sound; the soil and plants of the farm and the ecosystems surrounding the farm must sustain crops indefinitely. Second, they must be socially responsible; they must make a positive impact on the farmer and his or her community. And thirdly, they must be economically viable; the farm must be profitable. Two of the most established groups related to sustainable agriculture are Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) and National Sustainable Agricultural Information Service (AATRA). |
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