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Grammatical edit. Changed "The cheese are made..." to "The cheese is made..." in the first line of paragraph 3 of the introduction, for proper subject-verb agreement. I didn't have the presence of mind to enter that in the summary field for the edition. 64.65.222.210 17:12, 16 July 2007 (UTC)
wow this cheese sounds yummy!
I think in the AOC requirements fertilization has been mistakenly used instead of some terms defining how much fertilizer, or similar is used on the pasture. Certinly as currently written this use of the word fertilization makes no sense whatsoever - the link is to reproductive processes, and entirely inappropriate.