Records demonstrate that the time between applying composted organic fertilizer and harvesting leaves food safety intact. Raw animal manure is worked into the soil, and its preharvest interval is set from the manure's risks and the crop's intended use, never below these minimums: for tree crops whose fruit hangs well clear of the ground, application before bud burst or a shorter risk-based interval of no less than 60 days before harvest; for leafy greens, no application once planted; for all other crops, no less than 60 days before harvest.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.