Exploring Organic - Certification and Recordkeeping Webinar Series

April 5, 2024 - April 19, 2024

Zoom webinar information will be provided upon registration

Contact: Mariel Borgman, mborgm@msu.edu

Are you curious about organic certification? Do you want to hear from other farmers who have gone through the certification process? This webinar series is for you!

Zoom webinar information will be provided after registration.

Is Organic Right for My Farm?
Friday, April 5 - noon to 1pm

Learn from a panel of farmers who are currently certified organic, or have been in the past, about their decisions to certify. The panel will feature a mix of farm types, including livestock and crop production.

Organic Recordkeeping
Friday, April 19 - noon to 1pm

Learn from Joannée DeBruhl about key components of organic recordkeeping and how to be prepared for an organic inspection. Example recordkeeping systems and templates will be shared with participants.

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