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Organic Agriculture At FAO Provides information on organic agriculture such as work objectives, documents and publications. http://www.fao.org/organicag/default.htm
The Garden Institute Home Page Organization devoted to organic and urban gardening and agriculture on the prairies. Includes information about the organization, current projects, resources, related links and contacts. http://www.mkids.com/Garden/
Soil Foodweb Incorporated Soil health laboratory services for organic growers, and information on sustainable agriculture. http://www.soilfoodweb.com/phpweb/
Grace Horticulture Farming Co., Ltd. Horticulture farming, organic fertilizer production and exporter of Myanmar agriculture and marine products. http://www.gracemyanmar.com/
Livestock - Manitoba Agriculture And Food organic agriculture Industry Websites; Prairie Livestock and Environment Database; Provincial Abattoir Listings; SAFE FARMS Farm Safety. Disclaimer and Copyright. http://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/livestock/
Organic/Sustainable Ag Tapes from organic, sustainable, grazing and other alternative agriculture meetings. http://www.rexp.com/organic.htm
Extractions: 2003 Biodynamic Conference October 2003 Ames Iowa. 2004 Minnesota Organic and Grazing Conference January 23-24, 2004 St Cloud, Minnesota featuring Jerry Brunetti, Dr Ben Barlett, Jim Riddle, Joyce Ford, Chris Blanchard, Paul Otten, many more. 2004 Upper Midwest Organic Farming Conferenc e February 26-28, 2004 La Crosse, Wisconsin PAST AGRICULTURAL MEETING TAPES 2003 Upper Midwest Organic Farming Conference February 27-March 1, 2003, LaCrosse, WI. New USDA Rule, Jim Riddle, Barbara Robinson, Biological Weed Control, Gary Zimmer, Soil Food Web, Jim Barlow, Certification, Soil Building, Sustaining Family in Farming, Organic Strawberries, Season Extension, more. January 24-25, 2003 St Cloud MN 2003 Indiana Horticultural Congress January 27-29, 2003, Indianapolis, IN Basic Winemaking, Grape growing, organic crops, irrigation, more. 2003 Wisconsin Grazing Conference
Extractions: A not-for-profit voluntary organization established in 1993, works on the philosophy that more than resources, it is the resource management capabilities of the rural poor that need immediate intervention. Morarka Foundation has pioneered many new interventions to become a leading resource organization in the field of sustainable agriculture development in the world. The Agri-business model developed by The Foundation covering Agri-biotechnologies for organic agriculture has motivated many Entrepreneurs, Gaushalas and Biotechnology education institutions in India to setup joint ventures. The Foundation is now offering turnkey services on cost reimbursement basis to prospective entrepreneurs to setup Organic Agriculture business in India and abroad.
Ecovillage At Ithaca A unique habitat in New York which includes cohousing, organic agriculture, cottage industries, an education center, and natural areas. http://www.ecovillage.ithaca.ny.us/
Extractions: EcoVillage at Ithaca , a member of the Ecovillage Network of the Americas, is comprised of an intentional community and a non-profit organization. Our goal is to explore and model innovative approaches to ecological and social sustainability. We're creating a unique habitat which includes cohousing, organic agriculture, an education center, and natural areas, preserving and restoring over 80% of the land as green space. The residential component of EcoVillage will be comprised of 3-4 tightly clustered cohousing neighborhoods surrounding a Village Center. The first neighborhood (FROG) was completed in 1997, and the homes of the second neighborhood (SONG) will be completed in 2003. Future residential development of 30+ homes in our "north field" is anticipated, but no active plans exist at present. "Cohousing" is a form of housing development which originated in Denmark in the late 1960s. Cohousing residents manage their neighborhood by consensus, and own common property, such as land and a Common House, where meals can be shared (see Links for more info). Possible future projects include an education center, an energy-efficient greenhouse, orchards, a farm stand, agroforestry, on-site biological wastewater treatment, greywater recycling, wind energy, willow/poplar energy crops, and a non-toxic village cemetery.
COABC - What Is Organic organic agriculture is an ecological production management system that promotes and enhances biodiversity, biological cycles and soil biological activity. http://www.certifiedorganic.bc.ca/WhatIsOrganic/
Extractions: COABC Homepage Organic describes... Organic Production is... ... COABC (Certified Organic Associations of British Columbia) is... Organic Agriculture is an ecological production management system that promotes and enhances biodiversity, biological cycles and soil biological activity. It is based on minimal use of off-farm inputs and on management practices that restore, maintain and enhance ecological harmony. Organic Production is based on a system of farming that uses production methods that minimize the impact on the environment. The primary focus is to maintain a healthy soil and develop a balanced farm ecosystem that is environmentally sustainable. Certified Organic means that a product has been produced in accordance with specific guidelines and organic standards, as established by a certifying agency.
CASFS - Welcome On campus of University of California, Santa Cruz; research, education, public service program to raise ecological sustainability and social justice in food and agriculture system. Runs 2acre Alan Chadwick Garden, and 25-acre Farm. Both sites managed with organic methods; are research, teaching, training facilities for students, staff, faculty. http://zzyx.ucsc.edu/casfs/
Extractions: On the UCSC campus, the Center operates the 2-acre Alan Chadwick Garden and the 25-acre Farm. Both sites are managed using organic production methods and serve as research, teaching, and training facilities for students, staff, and faculty. Sign up now to receive the current issue of The Cultivar, newsletter of the Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems, in the mail (please include your mailing address). Click here to see the current issue. The Center's 2001-2003 Activity Report is now available. Click here to see a PDF version, or send an email with your mailing address to receive a paper copy. Now available This 600-page manual covers practical aspects of organic farming and gardening, applied soil science, and social and environmental issues in agriculture. Units contain lecture outlines for instructors and detailed lecture outlines for students, field and laboratory demonstrations, assessment questions, and annotated resource lists. The training manual is designed for a wide audience of those involved in teaching farming and gardening. It is available for $45 from the Center, or can be downloaded
Elm Farm Research Centre - Foot & Mouth Disease Foot and mouth information from the educational charity whose aim is the development and promotion of organic agriculture as the most environmentally sound way of producing healthy food. http://www.efrc.com/fmd/
Search Results B, Title The Origins of the organic agriculture Debate. Author Thomas R DeGregori. ISBN 0813805139. Pub Date ROW 25 November 2003. Pub Date US 03 October 2003. http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/searchres.asp?Main_subject=W&Subject_List=WA1
RENTEC Home Biomass to biogas conversion using anaerobic digestion technology based on hydraulic mixing, maintenance free biodigester. Integrated turnkey solutions for agriculture, municipalities and other industries to process organic wastes into energy, high grade fertilizer and water. http://www.rentec.ca
Extractions: Want to see the recipe page? Recipes We have changed the farm work hours to 10am to 1pm, so potlucks are now after the Harvest Circle which is at 1pm. New delivery service available. Call for details 386-7636 We have moved to yahoo groups for our email list. Sign up! New WebMaster . Sheryl Manawa has taken over maintaining the Oasis Garden Website. Contact me with any questions about the website or the farm. Email me recipes, books, pictures or events to add to the website. Oasis Gardens Also Leslie McGowan, photojournalist extraordinaire as created a lovely web site all about Oasis Gardens. Check out
Extractions: Horizon Organic boasts a full line of certified organic milk, other dairy, egg and juice products. We strongly believe in the importance of organic agriculture, not only to provide the best-tasting, highest quality dairy and juice products, but also to encourage a safe and beautiful future for the planet. One of our top priorities as an organic food company is the respectful treatment of animals. Raised under humane conditions, the cows that supply Horizon Organic Dairy with milk are never treated with antibiotics or growth hormones and are fed only 100% certified organic cotton seed, hay and grain. They also have access to clean water, fresh air, pasture and exercise. Read about our commitment to humane animal treatment including our response to the National Organic Standards Board's recommendation for poultry management. Without organic farms, there are no organic products. Horizon Organic Dairy currently owns and operates a 3,885-acre organic farm in Idaho and a 465-acre dairy farm in Maryland. We also purchase approximately two-thirds of our organic milk from family and independent certified-organic dairy farmers across the country. Through our feed and milk supply purchases we proudly help support over 200,000 acres of organic farmland. In providing the choice of wholesome organic milk, other dairy and juice products, Horizon Organic Dairy continues its commitment to support and promote sustainable agricultural practices and safe land use.
Texas Organic Growers Association Mission is to enhance the credibility of organic agriculture in the production of food and fiber. Information on education programs and resources, news, membership, and calendar of events. http://www.texasorganicgrowers.org/
Extractions: Enter Tofga is a publicly supported, non-profit Association whose members include commercial plant growers, ranchers, farmers, retailers, wholesalers, processors, distributors, consumers, and anyone desiring to support the organic industry in Texas. Our primary mission is to promote organic agriculture as a sustainable systems approach in the production of food and fiber; a system that protects human and animal health, and preserves the environment. Plants and animals reflect the soil and environment in which they grow, live, and develop. Farmers using sustainable methods replenish nutrients lost from the soil with natural amendments that provide the necessary elements needed for healthy topsoil development and management. Sustainable ranchers encourage the growth of natural forage by careful attention to grazing time, seasonal rangeland stress, observation of natural controls of predators, and elimination of alien plant material that competes with native flora. Consumers support organic producers because they take personal responsibility for their own health, and for the future of this planet. Tofga believes everyone has a right to fresh, nutritious food produced without chemical pesticides, herbicides, (and many other -cides), urea-based fertilizers, hormones, antibiotics or genetically modified seed. Toga is devoted to making this right a reality. With the assistance of many committed member-volunteers, this association spreads the word about sustainable agriculture through speeches, workshops, literature, conferences and one-on-one mentoring and guidance.
