Organic Farming Research Foundation works to foster the improvement and widespread adoption of organic farming systems. OFRF cultivates organic research, education, and federal policies that bring more farmers and acreage into organic production.
OFRF NEWS
OFRF Introduces Members of New Organic Stewardship Council
OFRF is proud to introduce the seven inaugural members of the Organic Stewardship Council, a new advisory group that ensures farmers remain at the heart of our research, education, and advocacy efforts. Meet the passionate leaders in food and agriculture who will help guide our organization.
The Consequences of Mass Firings Across the USDA
A massive wave of federal firings has terminated employment for critical agricultural departments. Learn more about the dire impacts of these cuts, the short and long term consequences on agronomic and economic research, why it matters, and how you can take action at this critical time.
OFRF kicks off NRCS webinar series with a deep dive into Technical Note 12
Learn about the Organic Farming Research Foundation's webinars with the USDA NRCS on Technical Note 12. These sessions provide valuable insights into organic farming practices, covering topics like soil health, pest management, and conservation techniques to help NRCS staff support organic and transitioning farmers across the U.S.
Unlocking the Full Potential of Organic Agriculture: OFRF’s Policy Priorities for the Future
At OFRF, we believe that strategic, science-based policies can unlock the full potential of organic farming. Our new Policy Priorities align research investments with market opportunities, enhance technical and financial assistance for organic farmers and farmworkers, and strengthen the incentive structures that reward sustainable stewardship of our natural, social, and economic resources.
OFRF Welcomes Two New Members to Its Board of Directors
We’re excited to welcome Carrie-Anne Palmeri of Nature’s Path Organic Foods and Bryan Wood of Organic Valley/CROPP to OFRF’s Board of Directors.
Looking Back, Planning Ahead: The Farm Bill, Government Funding, and Political Gridlock
As we move into 2025 we’re taking a look back at what happened with agricultural policy in 2024, and what it means for the year ahead. Discover what the legislative calendar has in store, what government funding caps means for organic farmers, and what you can do to insure that organic farming, research, and education is recognized and supported in Washington.
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