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Northern Thailand Bike Ride
Tour Overview :
Northern Thailand, a joyful land of smiling faces, warm hospitality, ancient temples, elephants, exotic hill tribes and luxuriant tropical jungles.
Departure Date : Daily
Tour Inclusion : Travel and accompany during riding by air-conditioned van with Thule Roof Rack
Air-Tickets Bangkok - Chiang Mai & Chiang Mai – Bangkok
24 gears mountain bike with front suspension
Accommodations for 10 nights (Twin share)
29 Meals (begin from dinner on day 1 to breakfast on day 11)
All activities and admission fee for entrance as mentioned in this program
Snacks and drinking water during riding
First aid kit
Travel insurance
Bicycle Trail Leader (English speaking)
Tour Exclusion : Personal drink and alcohol / Optional Tour
Remark : THINGS TO BE PREPARE:
1. Small backpack 2. Hat
3. Sunglasses 4. Shoes and Shorts for cycling
5. Sun block Lotion 6. Slippers Shoe
7. Personal Medicines 8. Swimming Suit
We provides a good quality imported 24 gear mountain bikes with front suspension that fixed for your height from bicycle frame size 13" till size 20" including helmets and bicycle water bottles.
A support air-con van with Thule roof rack and two way radio accompanies group during riding to carry supplies, bicycle tools & spare parts, first aid kits, drinking water, snacks and provide a welcome break when your have had enough peddling for the day.
Our experienced trailed leader accompanies group during riding with a two-way radios
Day by Day Itinerary :
Date 1 : Bangkok - Chiang mai
Day 1: Bangkok – Chiang mai
Pick up from hotel in Bangkok to the Bangkok International Airport for fly to Chiang Mai. Late afternoon prepare your bicycle and short brief about our program.
Overnight at the Empress Hotel – D
Date 2 : Chiang mai - Chiang Dao
Day 2: Chiang mai – Chiang Dao ----- (Ride 50 -70 km)
After breakfast ride on road that follow along the Ping River past rice fields through agricultural villages of Chiang Dao. See many kind of working daily activities of local people work in the rice fields or in fruit orchards along the roadside
Overnight at Chiang Dao Hill Resort – B, L, D
Date 3 : Chiang Dao - Thaton
Day 3: Chiang Dao – Thaton ----- (Ride 60-80 km)
Ride on scenic back road from Chiang Dao past agricultural villages, rice fields and fruit orchards to Tha ton, a Chiang mai's northern most villages and a place where the Maenam Kok flows to Chiang Rai town. Here, you can observe the simple, traditional but splendid riverside lifestyle of the hill tribe villages. Late evening is a free time to observe a beautiful view of Tha ton in charming hill top temple "Wat Tha Ton" where it famous teaching mediation for foreigner and school for monks, novices and youths as well as a drug rehabilitation center and a hill tribe support unit.
Overnight at Thaton River Side – B, L, D
Date 4 : Thaton - Mae Sai Border Pass
Day 4: Thaton – Mae Sai Border Pass ---- (Ride 60-80 km)
Ride up and down hill on great scenic back road of the Northern part of Thailand that follow along Thailand and Myanmar Border through "Mae Sai", Thailand's northern-most district. Late Afternoon is free time to visit the border open market of Thailand and Myanmar.
Overnight at Wang Thong Hotel – B, L, D
Date 5 : Mae Sai Border Pass - Chiang Rai
Day 5: Mae Sai Border Pass – Chiang Rai ----- (Ride 60-80 km)
Today we still ride on scenic road past famous pineapple plantations of the north through Chiang Rai town, the northernmost province of Thailand and a traveler paradise endowed with abundant natural tourist attractions from magnificent mountain scenery, ruins of ancient settlements to ethnic villages.
Overnight at the Wieng Inn Hotel – B, L, D
Date 6 : Chiang Rai - Wieng Pa Pao
Day 6: Chiang Rai – Wieng Pa Pao ----- (Ride 60-80 km)
Continue ride on scenic road past golden rice fields of Chiang rai to ancient town of Wieng Pa Pao.
Overnight at the C&C Lodge – B, L, D
Date 7 : Wieng Pa Pao - Chae Sorn NP
Day 7: Wieng Pa Pao – Chae Sorn NP. ---- (Ride 60-80 km)
After breakfast we ride from an agricultural village of Wieng Pa Pao to "Chae Sorn National Park", a forest park that famous for a lush forested and mountains region with a 73-celsius hot spring over rocky terrain that providing a misty and picturesque scene particularly in the morning and also good for those who would like to refreshment theirs body by mineral hot stream bathing.
Overnight at Chae Sorn National Park Lodge – B, L, D
Date 8 : Chae Sorn National Park - Lampang
Day 8: Chae Sorn National Park – Lampang ----- (Ride 60-80 km)
After a hot stream bathing in the morning we will ride up and down in scenic hill surrounding with teak and mixed forest to rice fields of the Wang River basin in "Lampang", the second largest town in Norhtern Thailand that offers much of the historic interest of Chiang mai, but without the overt commercialization and a good base for excursions and travel within Northern Thailand
Overnight at the Lampang River Lodge – B, L, D
Date 9 : Lampang - San Kamphaeng
Day9: Lampang–San Kamphaeng ----- (Ride 60-80 km)
This morning we will ride to visit "Wat Phra That Lampang Luang", one of the most attractive and renowned temples in Northern Thailand that were constructed in the late 15th century. After that we will ride up and down hill past teak forest to the Thung Kwain forest park to visit the "Young Elephant Training Centre" where its serve for many functions that involve about elephant as: a training school for elephant aged three to five years for timber work; a residence place of royal white elephant of Thailand present King and an elephant hospital for help elephant whom that have got a serious injured or ill-treatment. After that we continue cycling to "San Khamphaeng Hot Springs" that its water is high in sulphur content and possesses curative and restorative properties. Free time to refreshment yourself by mineral hot water bathing.
Overnight at San Kamphaeng Hot Springs Resort–B,L,D
Date 10 : San Kamphaeng - Chiang mai
Day 10: San Kamphaeng – Chiang mai ----- (Ride 30-50 km)
Today we will ride to Chiang mai town including a time to visit at a famous handicraft village of Chiang mai, "Bo Sang Village" where its famous for an identity handmade and " San Kamphaeng" where you can find many kinds of local products as; silk fabrics and cotton products, woodcarving, silverware, earth ware, lacquer ware and handmade umbrellas. For lunch we will taste many kinds of real Northern food at local famous restaurant for you get to know more about Local Thai Lanna Food Arts. Late afternoon, we travel by van to visit the mountain top temple of Doi Suthep.
Overnight at the Empress Hotel – B, L, D
Date 11 : Chiang mai - Bangkok
Day 11: Chiang mai – Bangkok
Morning is a free time to re-observe Chiang mai town. After lunch travel by van to Chiang mai airport for fly back to Bangkok. - B


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So i would like to hear your toughts on what is in my bag. The courses in the area are pretty diverse some are short and wooded others are epic big d courses, and a few that are good mixes of both.
Warp speeds
star katana 169
1 domey z nuke
1flat top glo nuke
1 in between esp nuke
lat 64 riot
Distance drivers
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beat to sweetness dx teebird
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I got cought up in the warp speed craze whaen they were new but recently have started diving with the slowest disc possible i get the buzz out to 250 pretty consistent.
i usualy leave the nukes in the truck unless there is wind.
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lose a buzz get a drone. lose your katana get a frenzy DD2. one more hit on the teebird and its done so get a pro d tracker.
other than that the bag is solid. those putters have little glide. if u start to hit low go with something else
Looks pretty sound. When I built my bag I wanted a wind, hyzer, straight, and anny disc in each group. So based on that thinking. Some company for the Orc might help? Like a Valk (straight), Sidewinder or Vision (anny)?
I love my DX TeeBird as well. Usually I have to go through about three or four of them per year because they will go past the point that I like them.
If you like anhyzer shots give a Westside King a shot. Great tailwind disc.
Kevin, do you really find a difference between your Buzzzes in the different plastics? If so, can you describe them? I have 2 ESP Buzzzes, but in different weights for different situations.
lat64 flow... you can thank me later
Its cold up here in nor cal so that is why i have the flx"s one for glo rounds. The cryztal is a tourny disc and i dont use it as much and the z glo is my work horse i find them to be very similar if i want to throw annhyzer ill use the teebird or the stalker. If there is some wind ill use the wasp.
i havent seen a pro d tracker yet ... also i was thinking about a whippet insted of the drone but i go back and forth on that descision. as far as putters i was looking at a lat 64 putter for the rain the sinus and spike have 3 "grip pads" on them and feel good when it is downpourin up here.
i like the vlak but im not to familiar with the variations of that mold.
yes i thought that it would go well with the riot and take the nukes out they are all from tournys and are nothing i would have bought for myself.
You can get rid of the riot if u throw the flow. I definitely prefer the flow. Have you tried any slower fairway drivers? Much more control and still solid distances. I love the champ leopard, tourney warship and a kc pro whippet for utility shots and super windy days.
wow i do love the riot its great for low shots and it fills the preditor/firebird overstable wind slot, but a flow seems to be in order.
I agree 100% with you on the Flow Ron. Love that disc.
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What does he count against our cap in 2007? Obviously, his base salary comes off the books but does the rest of his amortized bonus get accelerated or does it also come off?
What does he count against our cap in 2007? Obviously, his base salary comes off the books but does the rest of his amortized bonus get accelerated or does it also come off?
everything goes...
PS...if JT goes...Saban goes (imo)...so factor that in to the Bama courtship...asap!
According to 1.13, the rest of the amortized bonuses would get accelerated onto the 2007 cap. So the question now is, how much of Jason Taylor's bonuses have yet to amortize?
The other question is; can he re-do his contract, and save us all that cap money before he retires?
ALot of core players that are on the team are players from one of the previous regimes. Saban has really not started to implement his core group of players that every coach that is going through a rebuilding process needs to do. So I think that if JT goes, while Saban will be saddened to let such a quality person, I really think that saban wants to really start bringing in players that fit his coaching strategy. By the way if JT comes off the books that is 11M in cap space we save next year, we would be in super ridicuolous good shape as far as the cap goes. We would not even have to use all our cap space, and be in a good situation for years to come. By the way there is no garauntee that JT would have a repeat performace next year.
He won't retire, he loves playing the game....and despite losing, he had alot of fun playing football this year...and 33 is not that old, he keeps himself in great shape obviously.
Every week in this league is an opportunity and responsibility to prove yourself, no matter who you are or what you have done. -Jason Taylor
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Ethan Brand and his band are on the comeback trail when a former flame drops a bomb in his lap: their 13-year-old daughter, Janie Jones. Ethan refuses to believe Janie is his kid, but when her mom suddenly leaves for rehab, the child has no place to go but into the tour bus and on the road with the band. With no inclination toward fatherhood, Ethan continues his hard-living ways, leaving Janie to fend for herself in the dive bars and sleazy motels along the way. As Ethan's self-destructive spiral threatens to destroy his band's future, Janie uses her own surprising musical talents to help guide him down the rocky road to redemption.
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Thursday, May 01, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 1, 2002) - Head coach Murry Bartow announced Thursday the signing of Houma, La., native Aaron Scott to a national letter of intent with the East Tennessee State University men's basketball team. "We're very excited about the decision Aaron has made to join our program," Bartow said. "He is a very athletic player who is a great runner and a great defender. He can rebound the ball and also has the ability to score." Scott, a 6-foot-6, 195-pound small forward, averaged 18 points, eight rebounds and five assists per game at H.L. Bourgeois High School. He was an all-district, all-region and honorable mention all-state selection, as well as a candidate for the McDonald's All-American team. He played amateur basketball with the Gulf Coast Stars. In addition, Bartow said Scott fits the mold of ETSU's current players - a quality individual that also perform well in the classroom. "He fits the profile we're looking for," Bartow said. "He's a good person who is also good academically. That's the reason we wanted him to join us." Scott is the first recruit to join the ETSU men's program since Bartow took over the Buccaneers' head coaching job two weeks ago.
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Jenson Button has blamed Nico Hulkenberg for failing to make up places at the start of the Austrian GP, saying the German pushed him wide.
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"We went for a different strategy - starting on Primes - but it didn't really work for us.
"At the start, Nico pushed me wide at the exit of Turn One - there was no real need for that as there was enough room for both of us - so I lost a couple of places.
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The approval of any input for organic use is at the discretion of the certifier. Products bearing the OMRI Listed® seal have been reviewed and determined to be allowed for organic use in accordance with U.S. NOP organic standards. These products may or may not meet the organic standards for use in accordance with Canada Organic Regime (COR) standards. Products reviewed in accordance with the COR will be listed in a separate OMRI Canada Products List©, published online especially for producers using this standard. In addition, OMRI seals have been developed specifically for products allowed for use in the U.S. ("OMRI Listed"), for use in Canada ("OMRI Canada") or allowed under both standards ("OMRI USA/ Canada"). For more information, see the OMRI Canada page
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The OMRI Products List and OMRI Canada Products List consist of individual brand name products that have been reviewed by OMRI and confirmed to be compliant with the National Organic Program or Canadian Organic Regime Standards, respectively.
The OMRI Generic Materials List (GML) describes whether different generic substances, such as mined minerals and synthetic micronutrients, comply with the National Organic Standards. The GML is comparable to the Permitted Substances Categories for Canada.
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OMRI performs inspections for one of three reasons: 1) High Nitrogen Liquid Fertilizer (HNLF) products must undergo two inspections annually; 2) For-cause inspections are conducted when an inspection is needed to verify certain information; and 3) Random surveillance inspections are conducted annually for 1% of all OMRI Listed products.
Products intended for use under the U.S. NOP organic standards that fall under the High Nitrogen Liquid Fertilizer category (defined as a liquid fertilizer with a nitrogen analysis or label claim of greater than 3% nitrogen) undergo one announced and one unannounced inspection annually per USDA policy. One announced inspection is conducted prior to the product being listed on the OMRI Products List and one unannounced inspection is conducted sometime in the first year after the product is added to the OMRI Products List. These two inspections will occur every year as long as the product is being sold to organic producers. For more information about the additional cost associated with these inspections see the Review Cost webpage. More information about inspections can be found in the OMRI Policy Manual or you are welcome to contact us at (541)343-7600.
Additionally, For-cause inspections and/or stream of commerce sampling may be conducted when there is cause to do so. More information about these types of inspections is available in the OMRI Policy Manual. Fees may apply.
Finally, random surveillance is performed on 1% of all OMRI Listed products annually. Random surveillance consists of either stream of commerce sampling (buying the product and sending a sample into a lab for analysis), or through an inspection at the manufacturing site. Random surveillance is a part of OMRI's ISO accredited procedures, and there is no additional cost for these tests or inspections.
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OMRI's Review Program routinely encounters difficult technical issues for which industry experts are consulted for guidance and interpretation of the organic standards. When a product review has an issue that is outside of OMRI's or other current written standards, OMRI's policy is to place the product under "Unresolved" status for a maximum of 275 days while OMRI gathers evidence to help guide the review. If OMRI is unable to resolve the issue within the given timeframe, the application is forfeited and OMRI will refund the application fees. In certain cases where interpretation is needed from the NOP or another regulatory body before making a decision, OMRI designates an unresolved issue as "Beyond Resolution," and will no longer accept applications that pertain to that particular issue until the issue becomes resolved by the NOP or another applicable regulatory body.
The following are current issues that OMRI considers to be Beyond Resolution:
ISSUE #1: Soy Protein Isolate
Use Class: Crop Fertilizers and Soil Amendments (CF)
Soy protein isolated using a synthetic acid that is not on the National List of allowed synthetics at §205.601. The National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) has not determined whether or not this type of isolation causes a chemical change to the soy protein such that the isolate would be considered synthetic.
ISSUE #2: Passive pheromone dispensers
Class: CP
Passive pheromone dispensers are eligible to use List 3 inert ingredients under 7 CFR 205.601(m). The definition is generally considered to include twist ties, ropes, coils and other retrievable dispensers where the active pheromone is not in contact with the crop. It is unclear if formulations that are applied to the crop and are not possible to retrieve may be considered passive pheromone dispensers.
Do I need to know the manufacturing process for all of my ingredients?
Generally, if an ingredient is nonsynthetic, you will need to submit a manufacturing process that verifies the nonsynthetic nature of the ingredient. Typically, you do not need to submit the manufacturing process for any permitted synthetic ingredients or any currently OMRI Listed® products. However, if you are using an OMRI Listed ingredient that has been reviewed for a different use class or standard (NOP or COR) OMRI staff may request additional information to confirm compliance of this material.
If you are required to submit a manufacturing process and cannot get this information from the manufacturer, OMRI and the manufacturing company may enter into a third party agreement where the manufacturer may share that information directly with OMRI to preserve confidentiality.
Does my product qualify as a Repackaged Product?
If you would like to sell an OMRI Listed product under a different product or company name and you are not modifying the original OMRI Listed product in any way (including adding water), your product may qualify as a Repackaged Product. To be considered a Repackaged Product, you must hold the original OMRI listing, or purchase the product directly from the OMRI Listed supplier or an authorized distributor. Your Repackaged Product would also need to be listed in the same OMRI Class and standard (NOP and/or COR) as the original product.
Does OMRI have an expedited application process?
No. The best way to have your application reviewed quickly is to submit a complete application. This includes submitting completed forms and all supporting documentation for the final product and each ingredient as specified in the Application Kit. Complete applications are processed as quickly as possible in the order in which they are received. Applicants are encouraged to contact the OMRI Application Coordinator at (541) 343-7600 X 105 or at firstname.lastname@example.com prior to submitting their application packet to confirm that the application is complete.
I have already ordered the Application Kit. How can I receive extra copies of the application forms?
If you have already ordered an Application Kit, you will have received a user name and password in an email. If you also requested a hard copy Application Kit you should have received it in the mail as well.
Additional forms and checklists can be found on the Individual Forms and Checklist link located in the right hand Applicant Menu available when you log into the website. In addition the OMRI Policy Manual and OMRI Standards Manual can be found using the Manuals and Review Standards link, also located in the right hand Applicant Menu. If you are having trouble accessing these documents, please contact OMRI.
If you need additional forms mailed to you, please download and fill out the Application Kit Order Form.
Is there a list of consultants who can help with the application to OMRI?
While OMRI does not endorse or recommend any particular consultant, we maintain a list of consultants that have interest in helping with OMRI applications. Many have helped or have been involved in submitting applications to OMRI in the past. You may find the list of consultants here.
Should I send a sample of my product?
Please do not send samples of the product, as we do not have laboratory resources available to analyze them. However, OMRI may require official laboratory analysis to be submitted with the application for some product types. The Product Report form included in the Application Kit will indicate whether lab analysis is required. When this is the case, you will need to send your product to a reputable third party laboratory to have the analysis performed.
For help locating a lab to do the analysis, see the Partial List of Analytical Labs that OMRI maintains.
What are the OMRI Standards?
The OMRI review standards are based on the USDA National Organic Program standards (7 CFR Part 205) and published in the OMRI Generic Materials List with the OMRI Standards Manual.
A separate OMRI Canada Standards Manual is based on the Canada Organic Regime standards CAN/CGSB 32.310 and 32.311.
Suppliers receive a copy of the applicable Standards Manual(s) when they order an Application Kit.
What is an OMRI Category?
An OMRI Category, or Listing, is a general category of materials used in organic crop production, food processing, and livestock production. Examples include "potting soil," "fish meal" and "salt". The specific categories used by OMRI are published as the OMRI Generic Materials List, which is searchable online, or in the OMRI Canada Standards Manual for review to Canadian Organic Standards. Products are listed in the OMRI Products List according to their category. When applying for a product to be listed by OMRI, choose the one material listing that best fits your product. Categories are a useful way for buyers to find a specific type of product.
What is an OMRI Class?
Classes are part of the OMRI classification system that groups products with similar end use attributes. This helps to determine which standards are applied when reviewing the product for organic use and assists buyers in finding appropriate products. Applicants complete a Product Report form (which is included in the Application Kit) specific to the Use Class you are applying for.
The OMRI Product Use Classes are:
Crop Fertilizers and Soil Amendments (CF)
Crop Pest, Weed, and Disease Control (CP)
Crop Management Tools and Production Aids (CT)
Livestock Feed Ingredients (LF)
Livestock Health Care (LH)
Livestock External Parasiticides and Pesticides (LP)
Livestock Management Tools and Production Aids (LT)
Processing Agricultural Ingredients and Processing Aids (PA)--NOP only
Processing Non-agricultural Ingredient s and Processing Aids (PN)
Processing Pest Control (PP)
Processing Sanitizers and Cleaners (PS)
Processing Containers and Packaging Materials (PC)
For more information on the OMRI Product Use Classes, see the OMRI Generic Materials List and OMRI Canada Standards Manual.
What is required to request an additional class of use for my product listing?
OMRI use classes describe the final use for a product under the organic standards, such as "Crop Fertilizers and Soil Amendments" or "Processing Pest Controls." Some products may be used in multiple ways by organic producer. For example, a crop fertilizer is sometimes also used as a livestock feed ingredient. In those cases, the company may wish to list the same product under multiple categories on the OMRI Products List. When a company wishes to have a product listed under an additional use class, the following documents and all fees need to be submitted to OMRI:
- For products that are already OMRI Listed or in the process of being reviewed:
- Submit a Change Report, requesting the additional use class.
- Complete the appropriate Product Report for the new use class (for example, if the product is listed under Processing Sanitizers and Cleaners, and the supplier wants to also list the product under Crop Management Tools and Production Aids, the supplier would complete any item on the Product Report-Crop, that was not submitted with the original application).
- For new applications:
- Indicate each use class where you would like to have the product reviewed on the Product Information form.
- Complete Product Reports for all use classes selected on the Product Information form (see above for details).
When you are logged into the OMRI website, additional forms can be found on the Individual Forms and Checklists page. If you have any questions, please contact OMRI Application Coordinator at 541-343-7600 x105.
What is the difference between a single ingredient product and a multi-ingredient product?
Single ingredient products contain only one ingredient or feedstock. For example, if limestone was simply mined from the earth it would be considered single ingredient (non-added impurities would not count as a second ingredient in this instance). Water (or moisture) does not count as an ingredient while calculating the fee, but its percentage in the final product should be included on the Total Ingredient List. Products that consist of a single multi-ingredient product that is already OMRI Listed are also considered to be a single ingredient. This is different from a repack as it may contain water and/or be listed in a different use class.
A multi-ingredient product contains two or more ingredients or feedstocks (including ingredients that are OMRI Listed). These include products that consist of previously formulated multi-ingredient products that are not already OMRI Listed®. For example, a blended fertilizer with blood and bone meals that is not already OMRI Listed and is being packaged is a multi-ingredient product because the product contains two separate substances. Another example is if OMRI Listed Product A is mixed with OMRI Listed Product B.
Each ingredient should be expressed on the Total Ingredient List provided in your Application Kit. There are examples of both single and multi-ingredient Total Ingredient Lists when you log into the website and navigate to the Application Support Downloads page in the right hand Applicant Menu.
OMRI charges a product fee based on whether a product is single ingredient or multi-ingredient with the exception of water and OMRI Listed products. For a full explanation of fees, please see the Review Cost page.
Will OMRI securely guard the confidentiality of my formula and ingredient sources?
Yes, OMRI takes matters of confidentiality very seriously. OMRI policies on confidential information are outlined in section 1.6.1 of the OMRI Policy Manual. Confidential materials are clearly separated from public materials (Supplier Application Form and Product Application Form), and are never released to the public
NOP Standards
What are OMRI review standards for compost products?
Applications for compost products must include lab results for pathogens and heavy metals. Composts which have levels above the pathogen threshold will be listed as in a category which has the same restrictions as the Category: Manure-raw. Composts which do not meet the heavy metal requirements may receive a caution statement, or may be ineligible for OMRI listing. For information about maximum allowable levels of pathogens or heavy metals see the Review Standards for Lab Analyses information sheet in your Application Kit (you need to be logged in to the OMRI website to follow the link provided). Depending on the compost type, additional requirements may apply. See compost requirements by category in the OMRI Generic Materials List or Canada Standards Manual.
Can I call my product "certified organic" once approved?
No. The term "certified organic" is reserved for food and fiber products that meet the organic standards. Organic operators look for the OMRI Listed® seal because it assures them the product has passed OMRI expert review for use as an input for organic production. Foods, fibers, and feeds are eligible to be called "certified organic" and carry the USDA's seal for organic products. Input products are used to grow, process, or produce organic foods, feed, or fibers including substances such as fertilizers, pesticides, and other materials used on the farm or in the food processing facility. They are typically not eligible to carry the USDA seal or use the term "certified organic." Inputs are either Allowed, Allowed with Restrictions or Prohibited for use in organic agriculture or food processing. Because the job of determining whether individual inputs products comply with the organic standards can be a tough one, OMRI is dedicated exclusively to this task. This means that OMRI is the most experienced reviewer available. OMRI also assists with the promotion of those inputs by licensing the OMRI seal and the use of the term OMRI Listed®, and by including these products in the OMRI Products List, which is viewed and trusted by thousands of organic farmers and gardeners throughout North America.
Can I use Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) in my product?
OMRI refers to the U.S. National Organic Standards definition of genetic engineering at Title 7 Part 205.105 (e) and 205.2 Excluded Methods for review of input materials and processes. Ingredients that meet this definition are not allowed in OMRI Listed products or in certified organic production.
How do I determine whether my product or ingredient is synthetic or nonsynthetic?
The USDA National Organic Standards define synthetic as follows:
"A substance that is formulated or manufactured by a chemical process or by a process that chemically changes a substance extracted from naturally occurring plant, animal, or mineral sources, except that such term shall not apply to substances created by naturally occurring biological processes."
Determining whether a substance is synthetic can be a very technical task. OMRI recommends following these steps to help you determine whether a substance is synthetic:
- Search for your substance in the OMRI Generic Materials List online, or in the printed copy. (if you are using the printed version be sure to check the OMRI website for the any updates). The Generic Materials List specifies for each substance whether synthetic or nonsynthetic versions of the substances are permissible for use in organic agriculture or organic food processing. The OMRI Generic Materials List is organized into three sections based on the product's intended use: CROPS, LIVESTOCK, and PROCESSING & HANDLING. Look for the "Use Class" that is specific to your products intended use.
- If you do not find the substance in the appropriate section of the OMRI Generic Materials List, or if you are still unsure whether your particular ingredient/product would be considered synthetic, look at the National Organic Program's website for the "Proposed Decision Tree to Distinguish Synthetic and Nonsynthetic Substances."
OMRI policy prevents our staff from providing specialized advice to any individual or company. However, if you have a question about whether a particular substance is synthetic and it is not answered by using OMRI's appliation resources, then please contact us. Please keep in mind that OMRI may not be able to determine whether a particular substance is synthetic without reviewing your complete application.
What are OMRI's policies for product labeling?
OMRI policies for product labeling are described in §2.7 and §4.2.2 of the OMRI Policy Manual. Here are some tips...
- Company and product name on the label (or in bulk sales documentation) must match the information submitted on the application materials and listed on the OMRI Products List.
- The terms "USDA Organic," "certified organic," and "NOP organic" cannot be used unless the product is a food or fiber that is certified organic by an accredited certification agency. In all cases, the phrases "for organic use" and "for organic production" are permitted on OMRI Listed products. See the table below for specific rules.
- Processing Sanitizers and Cleaners (Class PS) products which contain any ingredient that is not on the National List of allowed nonagricultural substances at 205.605 must provide product users with use instructions (on product label or other information conveyed with the sale of the product) which include demonstrably effective methods to prevent contact between organic food and prohibited substance. Such instructions should include dilution and application rates and intervening events as applicable.
Specific rules for using the term "organic" on labels for products in the following classes identified by their two letter code in this table, the following rules should be observed:
|None beyond the general rule noted in the OMRI Policy Manual section 2.7.1.
|Must conform to rules promulgated under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and, Rodenticide Act and specifically PR Notice 2003-1 for products used in the USA only.
|"Organic" is permitted with proof of relevant organic certification on the final product
Where can I get more information on organic food production in the United States?
The OMRI Links page lists websites that provide information about the organic industry, production, and regulation. You can also check our list of OMRI Subscribing Certifiers, as these organizations often provide information on various farming topics.
Why is OMRI not USDA accredited as an organic certifier?
Agricultural products that are outputs of organic farms or processors (such as foods, fibers and feeds) can be USDA "certified organic." Most input products (such as fertilizers, pesticides, additives, etc.) are ineligible for organic certification. However, inputs must be approved prior to use on a certified organic operation. OMRI reviews input products to verify that they meet the organic standards for use on organic farms or in organic processing. OMRI is recognized by the USDA NOP as a reputable 3rd party input reviewer in Policy Memorandum 11-4 in the NOP Handbook. In addition, OMRI is accredited under the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Guide 65 by the USDA Grading and Verification Division. USDA auditors confirm on an annual basis that OMRI adheres to the policy and standards set forth in the OMRI Policy and OMRI Standards Manuals, and by the U.S. organic standards. OMRI Listed products can use language such as "for organic use" or "for organic production" to communicate compliance with organic rules.
During Review
What if I want to reformulate during the initial review of my product?
If a product undergoes a change in formulation during the review process, the applicant is required to submit a reformulation fee along with all documentation regarding the change.
Other changes, such as changes to the product name or product label usually do not incur a fee. For an up-to-date list of all fee amounts, see the Company or Product Change Fees page on our website.
How long does the review take?
The length of time for an application to complete the review process varies according to the type of product. OMRI does not guarantee the length of time needed to complete a review of an application. The review time for new product applications is approximately 5-6 months, however incomplete applications often take longer than average. External factors, such as the volume of incoming applications during a given season, may also increase the total review time.
OMRI reviews applications in the order in which they are received, and we will make every effort to advance the review as quickly as possible. The single most important factor in determining how long the review will take is whether the application arrives with all of the required information.
Due to a high volume of applications, it is currently taking longer than usual for the review to begin. In order to assist customers in determining when their application review should begin, OMRI will update the table below each Friday.
|Currently Picking Up Applications Received
|Last Updated
What is the difference between the OMRI status of "Allowed" and "Allowed with Restrictions" on the OMRI Products List?
Allowed products are composed solely of ingredients listed on the OMRI Generic Materials List as allowed. OMRI assigns a status of Allowed with Restrictions to products that contain one or more ingredients that are Allowed with Restrictions on the OMRI Generic Materials List. All products must be used as directed on their labels. While Allowed products may be used in certified organic production for the listed Use Class and Category, Allowed with Restrictions products may be used only for certain uses, or only under specific documented conditions. OMRI considers materials Allowed with Restrictions when the substance is listed with a restriction on the National List, or there is a restriction described in the text of the USDA National Organic Program Rule. Some Allowed with Restrictions materials may be used only after preferred alternatives were attempted and their use is documented in the Organic System Plan. Both allowed synthetic and prohibited nonsynthetic materials that appear on the National List may have annotations that limit their use. Some materials may be used only from a specific source or if the material is free from contamination by prohibited substances. Check with the certification agency for policy regarding material evaluation and usage restrictions as certifiers may not allow use of an Allowed with Restrictions material if it does not comply with regulations for that material's usage.
What is the OMRI process for reviewing applications?
OMRI processes applications in the order in which they are received. Upon receipt, a Review Program Assistant will pre-review the application to ensure that all forms are complete. If they are not complete or clarification is needed, then the applicant will be contacted via email. Once the pre-review stage is complete, an OMRI Product Review Coordinator will be assigned to the product. This person is the primary contact for any questions about the progress of the product application from that day forward. The reviewer may ask for additional information relevant to the review of the product.
Once the application is complete, the reviewer prepares a summary and a recommendation for the application. The OMRI Review Panel then studies the summary and recommendation, and either votes on a product's status or requests more information. Products that comply are given an "Allowed" or "Allowed with Restrictions" status and are added to the OMRI Products List. Your reviewer will notify you within 12 business days after the Review Panel completes their decision-making process.
If the panel approves the application, OMRI issues a certificate and an approval letter. Also, OMRI includes the product on our website list search, and in the quarterly supplement to the printed OMRI Products List. Every January, OMRI prints the OMRI Products List in full, which will include your products that have been approved. Finally, the OMRI Listed® seal is licensed to the company for use in association with the product.
Post Review
What do I need to submit to OMRI if I want to change my product after my product is listed?
Suppliers of OMRI Listed products must notify OMRI in writing 60 days prior to the implementation of any product change. The Change Report form is used to report any modifications to a listed product, including changes to company information. This form can be found when you log into the website and navigate to the Individual Forms and Checklists page in the right hand Applicant Menu. To see applicable fees for making changes to your product, visit the Company or Product Change Fees page.
What is the OMRI process for annual renewal?
Product listing renewal dates occur one year from the first day of the calendar quarter following the date a product is added to the OMRI Products List. For example, if your product is added to the OMRI Products List on February 1, 2012, the listing expiration date will be March 1, 2013 and the renewal will be due February 1, 2013. The early renewal due date is needed to allow time for processing the large number of renewals OMRI receives prior to the listing expiration date. Also, updated OMRI Listed® certificate may be provided to suppliers prior to their current certificates' expiration date. After the first year, product renewals are due annually on the same date.
Suppliers with more than one OMRI Listed product will be prorated so that all of their renewals are due at the same time.
The renewal process allows OMRI to maintain accuracy of the information on the OMRI Products List through:
- removing discontinued products
- updating information about suppliers and products
OMRI sends annual renewal packets to suppliers with OMRI Listed products. To renew, suppliers must complete and submit all renewal forms along with the applicable fees and other documentation requested in the renewal packet. If renewal forms, fees and other requested documentation are not received by the final deadline (5 business days prior to the product listing expiration date) the product(s) is/are removed from the OMRI Products List.
Please contact Cindy at 541-343-7600 ext. 101 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information about renewing your product listing.
How do I maintain my product listing?
Annual Renewal (annually) Suppliers need to renew product and supplier listings and submit renewal fees annually to remain on the OMRI Products List. The annual renewal process ensures that OMRI Listed products continue to meet OMRI's standards and allows OMRI to maintain accurate listing information. This process is simple and does not require the submission of a full product application.
Ongoing Compliance Review (every 3-5 years) All OMRI Listed products will undergo a full Ongoing Compliance Review every 3-5 years to ensure that the product continues to conform to OMRI's standards. The Ongoing Compliance (OC) Review is required for OMRI's ISO 65 accreditation. OC applications must be returned by the deadline in order to keep the product listed on the OMRI Product List.
Notification of Company and Product Changes (ongoing) OMRI Listed product suppliers must notify OMRI in writing 60 days prior to the implementation of any Product Changes specified in the OMRI Policy Manual Section 2.9. The downloadable Change Report form is available when you log in to the OMRI website and navigate to the Individual Forms and Checklist page found on the right hand menu.
When will I be notified of the Review Panel's decision?
The OMRI Review Panel studies your reviewer's summary and recommendation and either votes on a product's status or requests more information. Products that comply are given an "Allowed" or " Allowed with Restrictions" status and are added to the OMRI Products List. Applicants are notified within 12 business days after the Review Panel completes their decision-making process.
When the Review Panel approves the application, OMRI issues a certificate and an approval letter. Also, OMRI lists the product on the OMRI website list search and in the quarterly supplement to the OMRI Products List. Every January, OMRI prints the OMRI Products List in full, including all approved products. Finally, the OMRI Listed® Seal is licensed to the company for use in association with the product.


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January 6, 2010
Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced today that the Department of Energy is awarding $47 million for 14 projects across the country to support the development of new technologies that can improve energy efficiency in the information technology (IT) and communication technology sectors. The data processing, data storage, and telecommunications industries are a crucial part of the American information economy. The rapid growth of these industries has led to an increase in electricity use, but improvements in the sector's energy efficiency can provide significant energy and cost savings. The energy efficiency projects announced today will reduce energy use and carbon pollution, while helping to develop a strong, competitive domestic industry.
"These Recovery Act projects will improve the efficiency of a strong and growing sector of the American economy. By reducing energy use and energy costs for the IT and telecommunications industries, this funding will help create jobs and ensure the sector remains competitive," said Secretary Chu. "The expected growth of these industries means that new technologies adopted today will yield benefits for many years to come."
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act is providing funding for research, development and demonstration projects in three subject areas. Projects may include aspects of more than one topic area.
The $47 million in federal funds for these projects will be matched by more than $70 million in private industry funding, for a total project value of more than $115 million.
Each project promises significant reductions in energy consumed by information technology and communications systems. One company, Power Assure, Inc., estimates its new power management software, which more efficiently regulates server energy usage by turning servers off and on when needed, could reduce energy use by 50% in data centers and large server farms.
Another company, Federspiel Controls, is developing a new dynamic cooling system that employs variable fan speeds, adjustable air inlets and wireless temperature sensors to continually monitor and adjust temperatures. The company estimates conventional static cooling systems now typically consume 25% of the energy used in a data center.
Information technology and telecommunications facilities account for approximately 120 billion kilowatt hours of electricity annually—or 3% of all U.S. electricity use. Moreover, rapid growth in the U.S. data center industry is projected to require two new large power plants per year just to keep pace with the expected demand growth. Without gains in efficiency, the industry would face increasing costs and greenhouse gas emissions, along with challenges to the reliability of the electricity service.
The below projects have been selected for awards. The lead applicant is listed below. The specifics and final details for each award will depend on contract negotiations between the grantee and the Department of Energy.
For more information on the grant selections, see the Award Selections for Industrial Technologies Program Recovery Act Funding (PDF 17 KB). Download Adobe Reader.
To learn more about DOE's industrial energy efficiency efforts, visit the Industrial Technologies Program Web site.
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The impact flipped Gutierrez's Sauber C33, which thankfully rolled into an upright position.
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