Upcoming Bird Presentation
Wild Farm Alliance is excited to speak this Friday, November 16 at the annual conference of the California Association of Resource Conservation Districts in San Diego. Our breakout session: Protecting Birds, Farming Land will focus on how to use beneficial birds as pest control on farms and how to manage pest birds.
News from the Wild Side October 2018
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Read moreUrgent: Farm Bill Conservation Programs Are In Danger!
This is it. It’s make or break time for the 2018 Farm Bill. Only a few days remain for Congress to finish a new bill or pass a temporary extension of the old one. Either way, farmers and communities are counting on action.
Read moreNews From the Wild Side August 2018
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Read moreUpcoming Event for Organic Certifiers and Inspectors
We are pleased to let you know about an upcoming event for organic inspectors and certifiers. Wild Farm Alliance (WFA) is partnering with International Organic Inspectors Association (IOIA) and Ohio Ecological Food and Farming Association (OEFFA) to offer a 300 Level Advanced Inspector Training:
Read moreNews From the Wild Side July 2018
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Read moreTake Action to Protect Conservation in the Farm Bill
Wild Farm Alliance just released a new publication, Farm Bill 2018 Issue Brief: Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP).
Our report is based on interviews of Montana farmers and ranchers who are enrolled in CSP. This program not only offers farmers and ranchers financial incentives to establish whole farm stewardship efforts, but also provides a myriad of significant, complementary benefits to the environment. In-depth interviews were conducted in the spring 2018 by Mary Ellis, a graduate student at University of Montana.
Read moreFarm Bill - Senate Version
The Farm Bill is in full swing. Now that the House has passed their bad Farm Bill, the Senate is set to finalize their version.
Fortunately, the draft Senate Bill takes a wildly different approach and does not make sweeping cuts to conservation and provides much needed support for Organic.
The draft bill includes a significant boost in funding for organic research, provisions to address fraudulent organic imports, and funding for organic data collection initiatives.
It also includes full funding for the organic certification cost-share program, which helps organic family farms thrive and boosts our local economies.
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