From Conventional to Certified: Transitioning to Organic in the Northwest
Three farmers with roots in conventional agriculture share their challenges and successes navigating the transition to certified organic production in the Northwest.
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Adding the “O”: Farmer Perspectives and Experiences Transitioning to Organic in the Northwest
Learn how the Farmer-Led Trials Program can support farmers and ranchers in conducting practical, on-farm research.
Crop-Livestock Integration Panel with Organic Farmers
This report analyzes the impact of OFRF’s grant program from 2006–2014, showing how strategic investments advanced organic research, supported researchers, and addressed farmer-identified needs.
Our 2024 Annual Report is Here
We’re celebrating the release of our Annual Report! Featuring three stories from farmers, researchers, and organic advocates, this report highlights the impactful work we’ve accomplished in 2024.
Returning to My Roots
As his internship with the OFRF comes to an end, Dakota Moore reflects on the experiences and lessons that have shaped him as a farmer, advocate, and organic professional. From supporting cutting-edge research to presenting in webinars, his internship has been "a transformative journey, equipping me with the tools to revitalize my family farm and pursue a career advancing sustainable agriculture."
Transitioning to Organic
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Strategies for Identifying and Navigating Organic Markets
Learn from experienced organic farmers how to identify, grow, and navigate markets for organic products in this interactive webinar.
Organic Farmers Lead the Way Toward Climate-Smart Agriculture
At Lazy Eight Stock Farm, farmer Bryce Baumann has worked with local NRCS agents in Kentucky to transition to organic production, and is now implementing practices to reduce plastic use and protect soil through the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program coordinated by the Organic Association of Kentucky (OAK).
Crop Insurance for Organic Farmers: What’s Working, What’s Not, and How We Can Make it Work for Us
Learn about crop insurance for organic farmers in this interactive webinar.
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