Any solutions for organic KNF / JADAM hybrid growers to pass the new microbial / mold / mildew / fungal testing requirements that just tightened?<p>In OR, the rules went from "who can produce the cheapest?" (Regenerative soil.) to "who can do clean room hydroponics with money gained from operating dispensaries" overnight.<p>The entire organic movement is struggling to find a solution since our entire premise is to cultivate good "fauna" and not allow the bad stuff to gain large colony size. We cull weak plants, introduce predatory insects, utilize myco to innoculate soil and overall avoid the headaches general to monocropping.<p>These are Arxiv-reading plant hackers, struggling with a sudden change, and it's chemicals all the way down...<p>I've worked throughout the industry since legal, retail, production, field sampling / analytical lab tech, etoh extraction, and gMP manuf. / distro. I've seen a lot of solutions, and the industry has overcome a lot on the legal side.<p>But I'd like to speak for all Oregonians in stating that if we don't have safety testing that matches what's really possible, producers will route around the problem by shopping labs for those who will assure greater possibility of passing these now much more strict myco/microbial testing.<p>They did it with potency...<p>Any thoughts for solutions that are more immediate and actionable, like how we can organically pass testing than gaming the test itself?<p>I've watched it personally affect solid facilities and programs, tens of millions in losses during a razor thin market. People get desperate and do weird unsafe things to product, like spray vinegar, peroxide, physan, late-flower synth treatments, antifungals for ornamentals (think pgrs are bad?), and I'm sure worse.<p>Any simple treatments techniques or procedure advice is very humbly appreciated. I'll pass it on to the communities it affects.