Weeds are a constant companion on every farm—but that doesn’t mean they need to win. During a recent The Farm Gate Journal webinar hosted by Missouri Organic Association (MOA), four experienced farmers came together to share their best strategies for managing weeds without synthetic herbicides.
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Certification Compatibility Quiz (Michigan TOPP)
This quiz can help you find your certification match: organic, organic with an add-on certification, a peer-to-peer verification, a regenerative or animal welfare certification, or a general environmental compliance certification.
Blog: Regenerative Grazing in the Midwest – A Smarter Path to Soil Health and Profitability (Missouri Organic Association)
In the Midwest, raising livestock on pasture has long been rooted in tradition—but today’s successful grazers are combining those traditions with modern, regenerative approaches that improve both the land and ecosystem.
Blog: Journey to Agronomist and Beyond: A Conversation with Neal Kinsey (Missouri Organic Association)
Conversation with agronomist Neal Kinsey, author of Hands-On Agronomy. Neal’s career is rooted in Missouri, where his personal farming experience and academic studies led him to a lifelong mission: helping farmers understand and improve their soils.
Listing of Sustainable Farm Jobs in Michigan (Michigan State University-OFTP)
List of sustainable farm jobs in Michigan.
Map of Sustainable Farm Jobs in Michigan (Michigan State University-OFTP)
Map of sustainable farm jobs in Michigan.
Sustainable Farm Jobs in Michigan Resources Page (Michigan State University-OFTP)
Resource page for sustainable farm jobs in Michigan.
Organic Transition: Purpose, Process, and Resources (OGRAIN-Wisconsin)
Video and webpage overview of the organic transition process, certification requirements, and available resources to support your transition to organic agriculture.
Organic Grain Resource List (OGRAIN-Wisconsin)
Cover Crops & Their Benefits (Missouri Organic Association)
Cover crops help address soil degradation to weed pressure and nutrient depletion.