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…USDA’s National Organic Program Regulations Organic Certification Process Organic System Plans: Field and Row Crops and Pasture and Range Systems Organic Standards for Handling: Excerpts of USDA’s National Organic Program…
…are also very heavy, an important consideration for manual slaughter, especially if you do not have an overhead track. Feathers and crops are harder to remove, and more ice is…
…livestock to restore their land and utilizing Indigenous practices to conserve water. “One of our regenerative agriculture focuses is to grow specialty crops like agave and other succulents, along with…
…buffers, hedgerows, riparian area development or expansion, cover crops, and crop rotation. However, it’s important to note that some NRCS practices will be impractical for the producer or landowners to…
…experiment with various crops. Though she hasn’t yet sold her products, she has been able to donate to the community and to various events in recent months. After 20 years…
…access to clean and dry bedding. If the bedding is crop residue, it must be from organic crops. Other bedding materials such as shredded newsprint, wood chips, wood shavings, sawdust,…
…they transition to organic production. Producers of all crops and livestock eligible for organic certification are encouraged to apply. Applicants from underserved and socially disadvantaged communities, as well as small…
If you grow grains, such as wheat, corn, rice, or oilseeds, you may want to learn how to successfully adopt sustainable and regenerative organic farming methods for these crops. The…
…the industrialized and developing world improving soil health through the adoption of three transformational farming practices—ditching the plow or minimizing soil disturbance, planting cover crops, and growing diverse crop rotations—offered…
…for their strains like White Ishrael Thibodeaux and Papa Sylvest, Bogalusa White, and Remondet-Perque. From a plant breeding perspective, it was the traits, variability, and the similarity of another crop’s…