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National Organic Program Compliance Checklist for Producers

Last Updated: November 12, 2008 Related resource areas: Dairy, eOrganic


This checklist has been created to assist in assessing the compliance of your farm or ranch operation with National Organic Program Standards. The structure and the language used is an attempt to make your work, and that of the certifier and inspector, a bit easier. However, be aware that the checklist should be used only as a guide. It does not supplant the regulations of the National Organic Program, and it may not reflect recent policy developments. National Organic Program regulations and policy statements can be found on the National Organic Program Web site.

Please check this link first if you are interested in organic or specialty dairy production

This checklist is located at Compliance Checklist for Producers.


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