This webinar, presented by Dr. Emmanuel Omondi, Director of Rodale Institute’s Farming Systems Trial (FST), will share results from North America’s longest-running side-by-side comparison of organic versus conventional farming systems. […]
The webinar will cover the benefits and challenges of integrating livestock and crops within regenerative organic farming systems.
Updates on impacts of organic and conventional management practices on soil health, and water quality.
Learn about the Industrial Hemp Project that evaluates industrial hemp varieties that are most suited to soil and climatic conditions in Pennsylvania.
Dr. Andrew Smith, Chief Scientist of Rodale Institute, will join NSF International to present on soil health building practices that brands can support and farmers can adopt. The webinar will […]
Watch A Recording of This Webinar Learn the latest updates from our organic pastured hog research project including pasture management, parasite data and composting swine manure. window.bboxInit = function () […]
Updates on the side-by-side comparison of organic and conventional vegetable production systems that was started in 2017.
Learn which organic management options are most successful for managing the allium leafminer, a pest that attacks onion and other allium crops including garlic, leeks and chives.
Dr. Gladis Zinati, director of Rodale Institute’s Vegetable Systems Trial, will join the IPM Institute of North America’s Organic & IPM Working group to present on the use of flowering […]
This webinar will discuss practical organic disease management for cucurbit crops (cucumbers, melons, squash) as well as the potential of hairy vetch to suppress powdery mildew in butternut squash.
This workshop will show growers and farmers of all skill levels the ancient art of grafting.
Join our Organic Crop Consultants to learn about transitioning to certified organic production.
This class will teach you to begin composting effectively in your backyard, quickly identify and troubleshoot compost problems, and harvest and use finished compost in your garden for improving plant growth.
This webinar will describe Rodale Institute's efforts to develop and demonstrate effective organic no-till systems that build soil health and promote nutrient-conserving weed management.
