Living Condition Regulations for Organic Dairy and Livestock in the United States
Explore essential guidelines for organic livestock producers on maintaining year-round living conditions that…
Organic Dairy Certification: Why, How, and What?
USDA ERS highlights the surge in organic milk demand, with sales exceeding $1 billion in 2005, representing 6% of…
Physical Alterations Regulations for Organic Dairy and Livestock in the United States
The NOP final rule allows physical alterations to livestock for welfare, ensuring minimized pain and stress. Farmers…
Parasiticide Regulations for Organic Dairy and Livestock in the United States
The USDA's National Organic Program prohibits parasiticides for organic slaughter stock, but allows emergency treatment…
Organic Soil Fertility
This resource offers essential insights into organic fertility management, covering key nutrients, approved amendments,…
The Microbiome: What Is It, and How Might It Impact Organic Dairy Production?
Join Dr. Noelle Noyes from the University of Minnesota in this informative webinar, held on March 30, 2020, to explore…
What is the Microbiome and Why is it Important for Organic Livestock Production?
Explore the Five-Point Mastitis Control Plan and its limitations for organic dairy producers. Discover innovative…
Video: Innovations on an Organic Dairy -- California Mastitis Test
Mastitis is a leading disease in dairy farming, classified into environmental and contagious types. Understanding its…
Video: Innovations on an Organic Dairy: "The Fly Barrel"
Discover effective fly management strategies from organic dairy farmer Kevin Jahnke in this informative video, filmed…
Soil Fertility in Organic Farming Systems: Much More than Plant Nutrition
Explore how organic farming enhances soil fertility through effective management of soil organic matter, biology, and…