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Join Hipcamp and Carolina Farm Stewardship Association (CFSA) for an educational webinar exploring how camping-based agritourism can create new revenue opportunities for farms and ranches.

Hipcamp partners with farmers, ranchers, and other private landowners to offer unique outdoor experiences that connect visitors with working lands, local food systems, and rural comm...


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Paul and Fannie Mae Miller run an organic dairy in Wayne County. This tour will highlight their management and grazing systems, and serve as a gathering for grass farmers, aspiring graziers, and dairy farmers. See an exemplary organic dairy farm up close and join a discussion on organic dairying and grazing in Ohio.

Register for this free tour at oeffa.org/farmtours.


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LUNCHTIME LEARNING WEBINAR featuring WHERE FOOD COMES FROM ORGANIC

Wednesday, June 10th, 2:00p.m. PST

The post Where Food Comes From Organic Presents: asture Rule Refresh and Comm...


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As part of the Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP), we’re launching a new marketing technical assistance project to help farmers promote their operations, connect with customers, and share the story behind their farms.

Through this program, we want to equip you with tools and support to better tell your farm’s story, connect with customers, and share the v...


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By Lily Hawkins, Policy Director

Farm Bill: All Eyes on the Senate

With the passage of a House Farm Bill on April 30th, attention is on the Senate Agriculture Committee. The committee can either take up the text passed in the House or draft their own version. 

Leaders hope for passage before the August Recess, however, the Senate requires a difficult...


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