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Organic Farm Certification & the National Organic Program

Last Updated: September 21, 2007 | Related resource areas: Dairy, eOrganic

Farmers planning to market their products as “organic” must become certified. This guide outlines the considerations involved in “going organic” and the basic steps to organic certification. The sole exemption to mandatory certification is also discussed.

This guide is located at Organic Farm Certification.


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