The Real Story Behind the Real Organic Project
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How is organic farming changing in America? Should soil-free hydroponic produce be certified as organic? And why have 1,100 certified-organic farms started adding a Real Organic label to the familiar green USDA Organic label? In this episode of Voices from the Field, NCAT Southwest Regional Director Mike Morris sits down with Linley Dixon, Co-Director of the Real Organic Project, for a conversation about integrity, soil, transparency, and changes happening within the organic movement.
Related ATTRA Resources:
· Takeaways from the Real Organic Symposium
· Organic Certification
Other Resources:
· Real Organic EcoFarm Pre-Conference 2023
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