organic fields
[ɔrˈɡænɪk fildz]
nounpl: organic fields
campos orgânicos
1. Agricultural land cultivated using organic farming methods without synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or genetically modified organisms
The farmer converted his conventional fields into organic fields to reduce chemical use.
O agricultor converteu seus campos convencionais em campos orgânicos para reduzir o uso de químicos.
2. Areas of land designated and certified for the production of organic crops
The cooperative manages several organic fields across the region.
A cooperativa gerencia vários campos orgânicos em toda a região.
3. In physics or mathematics, regions of space with organic distribution patterns or natural mathematical properties
The researchers studied organic fields in theoretical physics.
Os pesquisadores estudaram campos orgânicos na física teórica.
Organic farming has grown significantly in Brazil and the USA as consumers increasingly demand sustainable and pesticide-free produce. In Brazil, organic fields are often associated with small-scale farmers and cooperative movements, while in the USA they represent a major commercial agricultural sector. Certification standards differ between countries, with Brazil following international guidelines through MAPA (Ministry of Agriculture).
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