The Organic & Non-GMO Report Newsletter
Will suspension of Turkish organic certifier mean the end of suspicious corn and soybean imports from the Black Sea region?
Revocation of accreditation of the Control Union Certifications Turkeyoffice marks progress to protect the integrity of U.S. organic grain markets, but organic grain imports will continue
Read MoreDefenders of organic integrity win victory for transparency and open government
Organic producers and stakeholders gain access to documentation of Trump decision to withdraw animal welfare standards for organic livestock
Read MoreFarmers go organic in search of millennial dollars
It’s a striking statistic—as the total number of farms across the U.S. shrunk from 2012 to 2017, the number of organic farms jumped 27 percent. There were 18,166 organic farms listed, producing a doubling in the value of their organic farm products. Following several years of stagnant crop prices, particularly corn, soy, and wheat, farmers […]
Read MoreRise of organic farming fueled by concerns about use of glyphosate, other chemicals
The number of organic farms in Alberta, Canada has grown significantly in recent years, driven by concerns about glyphosate herbicide and other agricultural chemicals. Around 240 Alberta farm operations transitioned to organic between 2014 and 2017, according to the Canada Organic Trade Association. There were 525 organic growers in Alberta in 2017, up from 280 […]
Read MoreUC Cooperative Extension hires first organic specialist
Longtime UC Santa Cruz researcher Joji Muramoto will lead statewide program to support organic growers
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