What’s New on the Hub
Over the previous few months, we’ve been including new options based mostly on what natural farmers have informed us they want. Right here’s what’s new:
Pages constructed to your area.
The Hub now has devoted pages for every of the six TOPP areas—Midwest, Northeast, Northwest, Plains, Southeast, and West/Southwest—bringing collectively the sources, specialists, and grants most related to your local weather, soil, and rising circumstances. No extra filtering via outcomes that don’t apply to you.
An even bigger Listing of Specialists.
Now you can search over 300 verified Extension brokers, researchers, and technical service suppliers nationwide by title, state, area, or on a clickable map of the U.S. Each individual listed is vetted by OFRF and works in natural or organic-adjacent agriculture, so that you’re not sorting via contacts who don’t know the distinction between natural and standard practices. In the event you’d fairly discuss via a choice with an actual individual than learn one other factsheet, that is the place to begin.
Now you can view the Hub in Spanish.
Growers can choose their most popular language, English or Spanish, so extra analysis is accessible to extra farmers.
A devoted USDA Natural Analysis Grant Database.
Curious what natural analysis is at present being funded? Now you can browse USDA OREI (Natural Agriculture Analysis & Extension Initiative) and ORG (Natural Transition Program) grant tasks and studies immediately, searchable by key phrase, program, 12 months, or award quantity.
Alerts that do the looking for you.
Arrange a free, customized alert by subject, area, or key phrase, and new matching sources will land in your inbox every day, weekly, month-to-month, or as quickly as they’re posted. Subscribe as soon as, and cease looking out the identical phrases time and again.
