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Specialties of Your Local Farm: Find Farms using the OGS Farm Network

Specialties of Your Local Farm: Find Farms using the OGS Farm Network

by Sera Deva | Sep 3, 2017 | Farm Listings, Farm Network, Organic Farming, Organic Living, Uncategorized

It’s important to buy from farms whose practices you know and support. This is why farms listed on the OGS Farm Network are vetted for their engagement in the local community, their commitment to educating the next generation of farmers, and their use of sustainable...
Ask Tom – How to Buy Organic Produce at Farmers Markets

Ask Tom – How to Buy Organic Produce at Farmers Markets

by Tom Elmore | Nov 23, 2016 | All Postings, Organic Farming, Organic Living

How can I tell which farmers are organic at tailgate markets? I want to support local but I am also concerned about chemical sprays on my food.

WNC CRAFT – Hiring & Managing Apprentices Farmer Roundtable

WNC CRAFT – Hiring & Managing Apprentices Farmer Roundtable

by Cameron Farlow | Jun 9, 2015 | All Postings, Organic Farming

May 31, 2015 A goal for WNC CRAFT is to support farmers in building quality on-farm training through apprenticeships as a part of a commitment to training the next generation of organic farmers in the region. So each year we host a “farmer only” roundtable centered on...

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