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Florida Organic Growers
- Jessica's Organic Farm
- Mar 22, 2020
- 1 min read
We educate producers, consumers, media, institutions and governments about the benefits of organic and sustainable agriculture, presenting at tours, conferences, workshops, classes and other educational opportunities. Topics include but not limited to organic and sustainable farming practices, local food systems, Farm Bill opportunities, certification options, marketing, social justice and opportunities and challenges in the organic marketplace.
Florida Certified Organic Growers and Consumers Inc. (FOG) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation established in 1987. FOG operates two programs: Education & Outreach and Quality Certification Services. Please click here for a fact sheet and here for our new info card.
FOG began as a grassroots organization, with the office located at various times in someone’s kitchen or an unused corner of a barn. The Organic Food Production Act of 1990 required that the USDA develop national standards for organic products, and FOG was heavily involved in the development of the National Organic Program regulations governing organics. The National Organic Program Final Rule was published in the Federal Register in 2000. FOG continues to be very active in policy, including continuing development of the NOP standards, food safety and genetically modified food. FOG is also active in developing and implementing Farm Bill programs.
5700 SW 34th Street Suite 349 Gainesville, FL 32608 p: 352.377.6345 e: info@foginfo.org
This does a great job of separating what actually matters from what doesn't. You connected a few dots I'd been leaving separate, and it makes more sense now. I expanded on a couple of these points in my own write-up over at https://paperpage.in/blogs/60125/Pin-Up-Platformas%C4%B1-Tam-%C4%B0cmal-%C4%B0mkanlar-v%C9%99-%C4%B0stifad%C9%99-T%C9%99cr%C3%BCb%C9%99si recently.
This is the kind of post I end up bookmarking and forwarding to a couple of people. A few of these ideas are things I'd half-figured out but never put into words this cleanly. I shared a few of my own takeaways on this at https://xticketz.com/media/pgs/uncx_listed_in_alchemy_dapp_store_as_a_multi_chain_defi_provider__strengthening_its_web3_tooling_rep.html as well, in case it's relevant.
Refreshing to read something this clear and to the point on the topic. I came away with a clearer sense of what to prioritise and what to safely ignore. I expanded on a couple of these points in my own write-up over at cowswap cash recently. Keep them coming.
This is easily one of the clearer explanations I've come across on the subject. The way you sequenced the steps makes it far less intimidating to get started. There's a complementary piece I wrote on this at https://alt-layer.com that adds some context. Looking forward to more from you.