The National Organic Program outlines three tiers of pest management strategies in section 205.238. This resource is essential for farmers and researchers aiming to implement effective organic pest control methods in compliance with USDA regulations.

This resource offers essential insights into organic fertility management, covering key nutrients, approved amendments, and effective strategies for enhancing soil health on organic farms, along with practical tips for soil testing and nutrient budgeting.

Healthy soil is vital for successful farming, especially in organic systems. Generations of farmers emphasize 'feeding the soil' with manure and crop residues to sustain productive fields and ensure nutritious crops for livestock and people.

Explore strategies to extend grazing season by 60-90 days through stockpiling cool-season forages and utilizing fall-growing forage crops, reducing reliance on stored feeds amidst rising grain, fuel, and forage costs.

Explore a wealth of information on organic dairy through online resources or connect with experienced farmers. For formal education, consider university programs, workshops, and internships tailored to enhance your knowledge and skills in organic dairy farming.

This article explores how designed compost extracts can effectively manage weed biomass, improve soil physical properties, and enhance crop yield based on research conducted during the fall of 2016. A valuable resource for farmers and researchers.

Explore insights from experts in California, Vermont, and Illinois on how organic farming methods can combat the challenges of drought, unpredictable weather, and toxic runoff, all exacerbated by climate change. Essential resource for farmers and researchers.

This resource provides farmers and researchers with effective methods for trapping and identifying pests and beneficial insects, highlighting the benefits of insectary strips for organic pest management and offering scouting techniques for monitoring insect populations.

Discover how pesticide-free habitats, particularly flowering insectary strips, can support beneficial insects and help manage striped cucumber beetle populations. This resource offers valuable insights for farmers and researchers focused on sustainable agricultural practices.

Explore innovative reduced tillage practices to combat soil compaction in organic vegetable production, enhancing soil health and crop yields. Discover the benefits of using plant roots and deep zone tillage for sustainable farming.

This study explores biological disease control methods, including RootShield+ and UV-C, to optimize microgreen yield and growth. It highlights effective strategies against soil-borne pathogens, crucial for farmers and researchers in organic microgreen production.

Discover the Rodale Institute's On-Farm AM Fungus Inoculum Production System, developed with USDA-ARS. Learn cost-effective methods and essential features to maximize mycorrhizae benefits for farmers through our years of research and trials.