Organic in the Media

Organic in the Media2022-12-02T18:16:27-05:00

News From Other Sources

There’s a lot going on in the world of organic farming. Our community is always striving to grow and educate. We’ll aggregate and share other organic news from a variety of sources in this section.

OFRF News

Advancing Organic Agriculture: Sharing Corn Research with Congressmen Burchett and Ogles

Researchers have a powerful role to play in policy conversations and Dr. Renata Nave Oakes, is a great example. A researcher at the University of Tennessee, Dr. Oakes recently met with Congressmen Burchett and Ogles to share how she is using the Organic Transitions Program to research how to improve soil health, reduce weed pressure, enhance nitrogen availability through biological fixation, and ultimately make organic corn production more profitable and practical for farmers.

July 16th, 2025|Categories: News|

Whole-Farm Revenue Protection (WFRP): Insurance Options for Organic and Transitioning Growers

New to WFRP or not sure it applies to your farm? Our latest toolkit breaks down Whole-Farm Revenue Protection and shows how organic and transitioning growers can use it to protect diverse operations and income streams.

July 14th, 2025|Categories: Federal Assistance, News, Spanish Resources, TOPP West|Tags: , , |

What’s Going On? A Brief Update on What’s Happening in DC

With endless stops and starts, shifting deadlines, and overlapping processes, it can be hard to track what actually matters in the federal policy spheres. At OFRF, we want to keep our community grounded in the real implications for organic research and the systems that support and benefit from it. This month’s Policy Corner provides brief updates on some of the processes we are engaged in, and how you can help support that work.

July 9th, 2025|Categories: Gordon's Policy Corner, News|

Advancing Organic Agriculture: Sharing Tomato Research with Senators Tillis and Budd

Dr. Dilip Panthee, an organic tomato researcher at North Carolina State University recently met with staff from Senators Tillis and Budd to talk about the importance of funding organic research. Learn how his work developing disease-resistant tomatoes is helping farmers—and why researchers have a powerful role to play in policy conversations.

July 3rd, 2025|Categories: News|
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