Keep up-to-date on the latest news from Wild Farm Alliance!

Keep up-to-date on the latest news from Wild Farm Alliance! 

Learn about Wild Farm Alliance's accomplishments in 2017 and join us to do even more in the upcoming year. 

Keep up-to-date on the latest news from Wild Farm Alliance! 

Wild Farm Alliance (WFA) published a new report on how Organic System Plans (OSP) are addressing biodiversity. OSPs ensure certifiers, inspectors and farmers are implementing sound practices that represent the integrity of the organic label. While each certifier has a unique OSP they use to ensure compliance, not all are operating on the same playing field in terms of biodiversity conservation - each having varying degrees of biodiversity language and practices.

While some think of the fall equinox as the end of the growing season, warm weather, or summer vacation; I like to think of the fall equinox as the beginning; planning for the next growing season, experiencing the beginning of a new season, and for Wild Farm Alliance, the launch of new work.

I recently returned from a birding trip and was fortunate enough to see this great blue heron hunting for gophers in a pasture. Many a farmer knows these birds are their allies in rodent control, as are the closely related egrets that follow tractors in hopes of their prey being turned up. But so are our small songbirds. 

I just returned from a trip to D.C. for The Organic Center's Organic Confluence Summit. Over two days, leaders in the organic movement discussed the success and future of the organic label. I was honored to be part of the discussion.