Type: Webinars
Organic System Plan Workshop with Ecocert (Michigan State University-OFTP)
Organic System Plan Workshop with Global Organic Alliance (Michigan State University-OFTP)
Exploring Organic – Additional Certification Options (Grand Traverse Conservation District-Michigan)
Hear from three Michigan farmers about why they chose to pursue various certifications in addition to USDA Organic for their farm, how the certification experience has been, and what the certification has meant for their farm and marketing efforts.
Is Organic Right for my Farm? (Grand Traverse Conservation District-Michigan)
Learn from a panel of farmers who are currently certified organic, or have been in the past, about their decisions to certify. The panel features a mix of farm types, including livestock and crop production.
Organic Farming, Certified or Not (Grand Traverse Conservation District-Michigan)
Gain insight of approaches to farm sustainability by integrating organic practices into your farming system. Some may seek certification, but that depends on your markets and drive.
Organic Recordkeeping (Grand Traverse Conservation District-Michigan)
Learn about key components of organic recordkeeping and how to be prepared for an organic inspection.
100% Grass-fed Grazing with Annuals and Perennials (Iowa Organic Association)
Karl Palmberg of Sunlight and Rain Farm began his journey into grass-fed beef when he transition his 500 acre row-crop farm into alfalfa because of time management needs and off farm demands. Since then he continues to produce high quality alfalfa hay while also integrating perennial pastures, cover crops, and fermented forage supplemented grazing. Karl’s… Continue reading 100% Grass-fed Grazing with Annuals and Perennials (Iowa Organic Association)
Weed Management for Organic Row Crops (Iowa Organic Association)
Scott Shriver, an organic row crop farm from southwest Iowa, farms roughly 2000 acres organically with a 5 year rotation that includes corn, soybeans, and small grains (while sometimes adding in alfalfa). Scott’s focus on well-timed cultivation and the right tools helps him stay ahead of the weeds on his farm.
