Join the Organic Farming Research Foundation (OFRF) at for a virtual interactive listening session to identify and prioritize the most pressing research needs for organic farmers and ranchers in the South.

In this 75-minute session, OFRF and Western SARE will bring a webinar designed specifically for extension agents, technical service providers (TSPs), and others who support organic and transitioning farmers in the West.

Hosted by organic farmer Jeff Leach, and organized by OFRF, this field day is for technical service providers looking to deepen their understanding of organic production.

Hosted by South Dakota Specialty Producers Association (SDAPA), OFRF is excited to be a part of this field day featuring regenerative soil health strategies for small organic farms.

Learn how to manage pests in Florida using IPM, crop rotation, beneficial insects, and other organic and sustainable methods.

Join the Organic Farming Research Foundation (OFRF) for a two-part webinar to learn more about the latest organic agriculture research. Part one will cover topics such as organic pest management, nutrient management, and practices to build soil organic carbon.

This session will be held on August 3rd, 2026, in San Marcos, Texas, and will give those working (or interested) in organic research, education, and extension a chance to connect, share research updates and collaboration ideas, and learn about USDA funding and advocacy opportunities.

Join the Organic Farming Research Foundation (OFRF) for a two-part webinar to learn more about the latest organic agriculture research. Part two will cover topics such as soil health, diversified cropping systems, and other agronomic considerations.

Discover region-specific pest and disease management strategies from organic farmers living in the Northwest US and an Oregon State University researcher.

Cover crops are one of the most powerful tools available to organic and transitioning farmers, but getting them right in western growing conditions takes knowledge and experience. This webinar brings together researchers and practitioners to share what the science says and what is working on the ground.

Explore the art and science of cover crop management through hands-on, field-based learning to build healthier soil and resilient farms.

Join OFRF and Oregon State University for an afternoon in the field learning about: - The Tomato Organic Management & Improvement Project (TOMI) - Managing Symphylans with Rotations and Biopesticides - Dry beans, cover crops, and other project updates.