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ATTRA has created a new, on-line pest management tool for farmers. This database highlights reduced risk materials that can be integrated with ecological pest management strategies.
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A searchable directory of energy-related businesses, agencies, and non-profit organizations serving agriculture and rural people in North America.
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A directory of on-the-job learning opportunities in sustainable and organic agriculture in the U.S. (and some in Canada) has been published since 1989 as a tool to help farmers and apprentices connect with each other. The listed farms are primarily seeking interns/apprentices from North America.
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This directory helps organic livestock producers locate sources of organic formulated feed rations or feed ingredients. You can search by state or by type of product.
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This directory is a searchable collection of web sites that specialize in agriculture-related measurements and calculations, as well as general resources on metric conversions.
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This resource offers listings for local food directories and promotional programs that are trying to help agricultural producers connect with customers by compiling directories of local food sources that help buyers find goods and growers find markets.
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This resource list is a guide to suppliers of bulk organic fertilizers and specialty soil and foliar amendments, and is geared to commercial farmers and market gardeners-especially organic producers.
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This list is a joint effort of several nonprofit organizations to assist small poultry growers in finding poultry processors.
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This list of sustainable agriculture grassroots groups, nonprofits, and agencies is updated annually. State-by-state contacts for a broadly defined sustainable agriculture community are included to facilitate networking.
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This database provides sources for organic seed of both agronomic and horticultural crops. Some national, mail-order suppliers of untreated seed are included, with the emphasis on small alternative seed companies offering open-pollinated vegetable, flower, and herb seed.
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This page was last updated on: July 8, 2010
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