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Lancaster County farmers eligible for free organic transition program - Vimarsana News

Lancaster County farmers eligible for free organic transition program

Lancaster County farmers interested in going organic can gain free technical expertise and business advice from the agricultural consultancy TeamAg Inc. as it seeks to expand local participation in a

Extension in hand, ag groups press Congress to finish new farm bill - Vimarsana News

Extension in hand, ag groups press Congress to finish new farm bill

Farm groups on Thursday welcomed congressional approval of a continuing resolution that includes a one-year extension of the 2018 farm bill, ensuring that existing commodity programs will operate normally for 2024 crops. 

More networks for help transitioning to organic available - Vimarsana News

More networks for help transitioning to organic available

USDA The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Jan. 20 the partner organizations that farmers can contact to learn more about transitioning to

Food & Beverage Digest - October 2021 - Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences - Vimarsana News

Food & Beverage Digest - October 2021 - Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences

A California plaintiff has leveled some "guac"-ing allegations about a 100% avocado oil product: it actually contains only 10% avocado oil and 90% canola oil.

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USDA terminates equivalence recognition of Indian organic control system - Vimarsana News

USDA terminates equivalence recognition of Indian organic control system

19.02.2021 | USDA terminates equivalence recognition of Indian organic control system The USDA recently announced that they will end the organic recognition agreement with India, a scheme that had been in place since 2006. In the future Indian organic operators will have to apply for direct certification by USDA-accredited certifiers to the USDA organic standards.  Current organic operators that are certified by Indian APEDA-accredited certifiers are granted a transition period. By mid March 2021, USDA-accredited certifiers will be able to list on the Organic...

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