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Organic Farming Research Foundation works to foster the improvement and widespread adoption of organic farming systems. OFRF cultivates organic research, education, and federal policies that bring more farmers and acreage into organic production.

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Building Organic Connections through the Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP)

September 30th, 2026|Farmer Stories, News|

Read the stories of three Midwest farmers and how they’re supporting organic agriculture in their region through peer-to-peer connections. Through the Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP), farmers are building knowledge and strengthening the organic farming community.

Start Here! An Organic Farmer/Rancher’s Guide to Government Programs

September 16th, 2026|Federal Assistance, News, Spanish Resources|

The USDA offers myriad programs to farmers and ranchers seeking financial and technical assistance support. But, with so many options, it can be hard to know where to start! OFRF has made a series of guides to demystify government programs, with easy, step-by-step application support.

Using Synergy, Conservation Practices, and NRCS Support to Save Citrus with Uncle Matt’s Organic

September 14th, 2026|Farmer Stories, Insects & Diseases, News, On-Farm Research|

As the Head of Research with Uncle Matt's Organic and a fourth-generation citrus farmer with McLean Family Farms, Ben McLean III is harnessing science, a robust network of experts and support, and family legacy to help safeguard the future of citrus in Florida and around the world.

Building Organic Knowledge: OFRF’s Annual Research Report and Webinars for NRCS

September 7th, 2026|News|

Learn about the Organic Farming Research Foundation's latest research summary and webinars with the USDA NRCS. These reports and sessions provide valuable insights into organic farming practices, covering topics like soil health, pest management, and nutrient management to help NRCS staff support organic and transitioning farmers across the U.S.

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