Not applicable, no inputs of any kind used CLIENT NAME An organic system plan (OSP) must include a list of each material to be used as a production input, such as vaccines, biologics, disinfectants, sanitizers, topical medications, teat dips, anesthetics, parasiticides, homeopathic remedies, feeds, cleansers, or structural pest-control materials. This list must include or complete product name and the the material’s composition OSP/records must show the location(s) where it will be used and rate/frequency. NOP §205.201(a)(2). Documentation should be available for inspection to support the information recorded by producers, including the following, as applicable: purchase receipts, labels for all inputs, and veterinary records. If prohibited materials are used to restore an animal to health (e.g., antibiotics use that results in the loss of organic status), records must show how treated animals are identified and segregated. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO VERIFY ALL INPUT MATERIALS ARE ALLOWED PRIOR TO USE. In the table below is a list of materials that were previously approved for use. Materials must be reviewed and approved annually. Note that some materials have restrictions and these restrictions must be met before approval will be granted. Indicate if you are planning to use the products listed in the upcoming growing season. List any materials you plan to use that are not listed. Complete product name and manufacturer must be listed exactly as shown on the label of the material being used. Provide documentation such as: OMRI certificates, a product label (including ingredient panel), or a material safety data sheet for each new product. You may want to contact your sales representative to assist in gathering this information. In Use or Reason for Use Approved Inspector May Use? Complete Product Name Manufacturer (vaccine, disinfectant, teat Restriction for Use for Use Verified dip, sanitizer, feed, etc.) Yes No
CLIENT NAME Not applicable, no inputs of any kind used An organic system plan (OSP) must include a list of each material to be used as a production input, such as vaccines, biologics, disinfectants, sanitizers, topical medications, teat dips, anesthetics, parasiticides, homeopathic remedies, feeds, cleansers, or structural pest-control materials. This list must include the material’s composition or complete product name and the OSP/records must show the location(s) where it will be used and rate/frequency. NOP §205.201(a)(2). Documentation should be available for inspection to support the information recorded by producers, including the following, as applicable: purchase receipts, labels for all inputs, and veterinary records. If prohibited materials are used to restore an animal to health (e.g., antibiotics use that results in the loss of organic status), records must show how treated animals are identified and segregated. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO VERIFY ALL INPUT MATERIALS ARE ALLOWED PRIOR TO USE. In the table below is a list of materials that were previously approved for use. Materials must be reviewed and approved annually. Note that some materials have restrictions and these restrictions must be met before approval will be granted. Indicate if you are planning to use the products listed in the upcoming growing season. List any materials you plan to use that are not listed. Complete product name and manufacturer must be listed exactly as shown on the label of the material being used. Provide documentation such as: OMRI certificates, a product label (including ingredient panel), or a material safety data sheet for each new product. You may want to contact your sales representative to assist in gathering this information. Complete Product Name Manufacturer Reason for Use (vaccine, disinfectant, teat dip, sanitizer, feed, etc.) In Use or May Use? Restriction for Use Approved for Use Inspector Verified Yes No