What is the Organic Research Hub?
The Organic Research Hub is a centralized collection of scientific and technical resources designed to support organic farmers across the U.S.
Inside the Organic Research Hub, you’ll find:
- Research summaries
- Factsheets
- Guidebooks
- Webinars
- Videos
- Interactive tools
The Hub compiles resources from the nation’s top organic farming organizations, research scientists, and supporting institutions. It also features OFRF’s extensive library of funded research summaries, delivering insights you can trust.
Designed with Organic Farmers in Mind
The Organic Research Hub is built with your needs in mind, providing tools and resources to help you tackle on-farm challenges with confidence. Whether you’re addressing regional issues or specific production topics, the Hub offers practical, science-based solutions you can apply directly to your operation.
Search by Need or Region
Quickly find information tailored to your challenges and location.
Topical Search Filters
Explore resources on soil health, pest management, climate solutions, and more.
Customized Notifications
Sign up for updates and resources tailored to your region, crop type, or production focus.
Tailored Content
Access materials designed to meet your specific farming needs.
Real-World Solutions
Apply actionable knowledge directly on your farm.
Organic Farming Extension Directory
Connect with local organic farming experts and researchers through a robust directory built to foster collaboration.
Are You a Researcher or an Organic Farming Agent?
We’d love to feature you! We’re always looking for:
- Organic farming agents or researchers who would like to be included in our Organic Farming Extension Directory.
- Institutions that want to ensure its research is listed in the Hub.
Please get in touch with our Research & Education Senior Scientist, Heather Estrada, at heather@ofrf.org, for more details or to ask any questions.
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You’ll also receive periodic updates on the Hub’s progress and exclusive previews.
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