The Organic & Non-GMO Report Newsletter
Grain buyers offer contracts to grow organic and non-GMO grains in 2025
The following companies are offering contracts to farmers to grow non-GMO and organic grains in 2025: Ag Partners Co-Op, Seneca, KS Phone: 913-609-0029 Email: michael.moritz@AgPartnersCoop.com Contact: Michael Moritz Contracts offered: Non-GMO soybeans. Clark Specialty Grains, Gothenburg, NE Phone: 308-537 2004 Email: contact@clarkspecialtygrains.com Contracts offered: Conventionally and organically grown Non-GMO Project Verified white, yellow, blue, and […]
Read MoreRegenerative Organic Certified® launches first ever national consumer campaign to accelerate growing demand nationwide
The Regenerative Organic Certified label is launching a national campaign, “Heal the Earth, Nourish your Life.™” with consumers so that awareness and demand for Regenerative Organic Certified products can scale. Making healthy food, personal care products, and fibers available to consumers has always been a key objective for our industry, and Regenerative Organic Certified has taken a […]
Read Moreregenagri carbon insetting program helps growers monetize environmental efforts
regenagri has launched the world’s first global carbon insetting program, specifically for agri-commodities supply chains. Providing farmers and growers with a route to monetize the positive environmental impacts achieved through regenagri certification, this step will aim to benefit farm businesses financially and improve supply chain sustainability, explains Franco Costantini, regenagri CEO. “We’re pleased to announce […]
Read MoreGreen Economy Accelerator project engages farmers to transform agriculture in India
Satya Tripathi, former assistant general secretary of U.N. Environment, wants to solve environmental challenges by “[changing] the way [people] live their lives… when you work with them directly.” His Green Economy Accelerator for a Just Transition (GREAT) is helping Indian smallholder farmers adopt greenhouse-based permaculture and has invested in fruit cultivation and anaerobic digesters. GREAT […]
Read MoreTanzania achieves 128% food sufficiency through agroecology, rejects GMOs
While rejecting genetically modified organisms as a “false solution” linked to neocolonialism and economic dependence, Tanzania achieved a significant milestone recently by becoming 128% food sufficient without the use of GMOs. President Samia Suluhu Hassan, during the World Food Prize Norman E. Borlaug International Dialogue held in Iowa in late October, spoke of the nation’s […]
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