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Update on Oregon Tilth’s advocacy work on COVID-19
Our staff are working the phones, sitting in on meetings, and pushing out communications to policymakers to represent organic food and farming throughout this crisis. Here’s a recap of what...
Oregon Tilth participates in Spring 2020 NOSB Meeting
Oregon Tilth represented clients across the U.S. at the April 29-30, 2020 virtual National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) spring meeting. Transcripts of the meeting will be available on the NOSB...
As restaurants close, farmers find new ways to feed people
Food & Wine magazine reports on how farmers are exploring alternative income streams with the majority of restaurants closed. The stay-at-home orders that swept the country in March and...
Updates on Oregon Tilth and COVID-19
Our primary concern is the health and safety of our communities. Oregon Tilth is committed to providing service throughout the COVID-19 crisis, doing our part to ensure we help others …...
Haägen-Dazs ice cream joins others as Bee Better Certified™
Haägen-Dazs just became better for bees and other pollinators, as the brand announced the release of four Bee Better Certified™ ice cream flavors to be available in retailers nationwide. In...
Biodiversity one answer to pollinator crisis
The Guardian explores the dependency of US crops — in particular, almonds — on honeybees for success. Unfortunately, the lack of biodiversity is seen as a core reason, in addition …...
Protected: Thanksgiving wishes and office closure
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Goodfoot Farm: Conservation Champion
Eight years ago, Beth Hoinacki began an ecological transformation on her farm in Kings Valley Oregon. But she didn’t do it alone. With support from the USDA Natural Resource …...
Nelson Grade Organics: Soil Steward
Working with nature to grow crops on a farm takes patience, know-how, and the right resources. And a ton of grit. Eric Nelson has them all. In 2006, he …...
Gales Meadow Farm: Hedgerow Hero
Gales Meadow Farm spans 15 acres, nestled among hedgerows, wildflower patches, 70-year-old Douglas fir trees, and dense vegetation along a gurgling creek. It’s a real-life storybook...