This resource provides an overview of serious agricultural weeds and their plant families, aiding farmers and researchers in identifying weeds through taxonomic relationships and distinguishing characteristics, enhancing their understanding of weed management in agriculture.

This multi-year study evaluates 15 tomato varieties in high tunnel and open field systems, highlighting management's impact on yield and disease. Insights can help farmers and researchers optimize production for organic systems.

Explore the benefits of summer cover crops in organic farming. This resource highlights their role in enhancing soil nutrients, supporting beneficial insects, and increasing biodiversity.

Explore the benefits of mulching for weed suppression and crop growth, including biodegradable options. Discover emerging products evaluated at universities, with paper mulches currently meeting NOP standards for organic production.

Bacterial wilt, caused by Ralstonia solanacearum, significantly affects potato and tomato crops. Learn the biology and management of this pathogen in this informative factsheet.

Explore the benefits of using black plastic tarps in organic vegetable farming to reduce intensive tillage, control weeds, and preserve soil health while minimizing costs associated with traditional tillage methods.

High tunnels enhance growing seasons for organic produce, improving yield and quality. USDA-NRCS offers cost-share funding through EQIP, enabling over 10,000 new high tunnels since 2009. A valuable resource for farmers and researchers alike.

This resource offers essential training and tools for organic seed growers, focusing on enterprise budgeting, inventory management, and marketing strategies to enhance organic seed production, profitability, and national supply. Explore the toolkit and presentations from past conferences.

Explore the evolution of plant breeding, emphasizing the importance of genetic diversity for crop improvement and the shift from freely exchanged seeds to proprietary products, impacting farmers and researchers in their agricultural practices.

Forward contracts offer farmers and researchers the ability to lock in prices for future sales, providing stability and predictability in fluctuating markets. Explore these options to safeguard your financial planning and enhance your agricultural strategies.

Discover the diverse category of Biologicals, featuring live organisms like biostimulants and inert materials such as biofertilizers, essential for enhancing crop growth and soil health.

Explore alternative organic certification labels that, while potentially confusing, can lead to increased revenue opportunities for farmers. Understanding these labels can enhance market access and profitability for both farmers and researchers in the agricultural sector.