Organic Farming Given Legislative Boost By The Tico Times December 22, 2006 Lawmakers extended a major helping hand to sustainable agriculture in September when they unanimously passed a law that exempts certified organic farmers from income and property tax for 10 years, and helps other farmers become certified.  Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail Previous article2006: Another Bloody Year in GuatemalaNext articleCountry’s Youth Offenders Get Second Chance Latest Articles Cosmetic Dermatology in Costa Rica March 27, 2024 Costa Rica’s Wildfire Crisis: Chira Island Battling Uncontrolled Blaze March 27, 2024 Nicaragua to Establish Nuclear Medicine Center with Russian Support March 27, 2024 Costa Rica’s Valiant Effort Falls Short in 3-1 Loss to Argentina March 27, 2024 El Salvador’s War on Gangs Fuels Human Rights Crisis March 27, 2024 Popular Reads Costa Ricans Resort to Loans for Basic Necessities March 27, 2024 Weathering the Heat: Reflections on Climate Change in Costa Rica March 25, 2024 Pope Francis Addresses Migrants’ Plight in Emotional Message March 22, 2024 Costa Rica to Receive Four Cargo Scanners from U.S. to Combat Drug Trafficking March 23, 2024