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National business alliance of companies focused on production, processing, and shipping of specialty soya and grains worldwide; provides resources that communicate the quality, diversity, and availability of identity preserved (IP) field crops; offers U.S. identity preserved quality assurance plan which represents a significant advancement in food traceability for food manufacturers, processors, and exporters
Meaningful, competitively priced, third-party non-GMO certification; certified Non-GMO; the only meat, dairy, and egg label in North America that helps consumers avoid genetically modified food ingredients; non-GMO consulting services also available
Helps row crop farmers successfully transition into and excel at organic production; management platform provides the integrated expertise, systems, and one-on-one support needed for long-term profitability
Extensive market data (prices, acreage, yields, trade information, etc.) for organic and non-GMO crops; online auction platform for organic and non-GMO grains, oilseeds, and dairy
Organic marketing with award-winning research-based strategic branding, design, PR marketing, and investor relations for ethical companies worldwide
Non-profit organization that creates marketing incentives for adoption of sustainable agricultural practices and educates business leaders and other food system stakeholders on the benefits of sustainable agriculture; standards include prohibition on certification of GMO crops, GMO livestock, and products with GMO ingredients
Liaison between small and large stakeholders and the farming community to allocate resources for regional food-system development while increasing new market opportunities for local producers and overall soil health
Online marketplace for farmers and buyers, supporting farmers' transition to sustainable practices
Meet farmers where they’re at in their journey as they transition to regenerative organic agricultural models; have four branches that ensure farmer partners have the financial (Mad Capital), strategic (Mad Lands), connective (Mad Markets), and communal (Mad Revolution) support they need to thrive
Marketing service for certified organic, non-GMO, and transitional grain producers (in semi-loads), and organic and NGPV whole milk
Membership organization and marketer/supporter of Alberta's organic industry; hold regular training and informational workshops
An association of organic farmer cooperatives and associations; network of producers and suppliers of quality organic grains grown in the U.S.
Works to build a more economically-just, environmentally-regenerative, and community-focused food system through education and research that directly supports farmers; coordinates year-round workshops and events, administers formal farming apprenticeships, and facilitates research that empowers farmers with data they value; also works to foster productive connections between farmers, community members, local businesses, policymakers, and other stakeholders; annual Sustainable Agriculture Conference takes place in February
Global movement of committed champions and supporters for facilitating the regeneration of grasslands through holistic management and training using impactful strategies; also provide land marketing and Land to Market verification
Builds regenerative supply chains from farm to shelf through a farmer-favorite soil health program and leading third-party verification; encourage brands, processors, and distributors to engage suppliers in SCI's cost-effective regenerative agriculture framework to unlock data, marketing claims, and a verified regenerative label on pack; encourage farmers, ranchers, and landowners to access soil health testing, agronomic guidance, and peer networks to build farm resilience
Provides price assessment and analysis of organic and non-GMO markets, consultations, information services, and information