"Organic" refers to the way farmers grow and process their produce. Fruits, vegetables, dairy products, and meat are often grown and processed this way. These are often more expensive than inorganic products and spoil easily. Unlike conventional or inorganic farmers, organic farmers use natural fertilizers and methods to reduce pests and diseases. Organic farmers do not give antibiotics or growth hormones to animals like conventional farmers. In addition, organic farmers do not use medication to prevent diseases in animals. While conventional farmers give limited space to their animals indoors, organic farmers allow their animals to access the outdoors.

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"Organic" refers to the way farmers grow and process their produce. Fruits, vegetables, dairy products, and meat are often grown and processed this way. These are often more expensive than inorganic products and spoil easily. Unlike conventional or inorganic farmers, organic farmers use natural fertilizers and methods to reduce pests and diseases. Organic farmers do not give antibiotics or growth hormones to animals like conventional farmers. In addition, organic farmers do not use medication to prevent diseases in animals. While conventional farmers give limited space to their animals indoors, organic farmers allow their animals to access the outdoors.

How does the author's use of the organizational structure support his or her purpose?
A.
It shows how organic and inorganic farming methods are different.
B.
It shows the different branches of inorganic farms in rural areas.
C.
It shows the order of events in which organic farming developed.
D.
It shows the importance of growing and processing food organically.

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A. It shows how organic and inorganic farming methods are different.

The author compares and contrasts organic farming methods with conventional (or inorganic) farming methods, highlighting the differences in practices, such as the use of natural fertilizers, treatment of animals, and outdoor access for livestock. This organization effectively supports the purpose of informing readers about the distinctions between the two types of farming.