How COVID-19 Policy (& Stimulus $) Are Impacting Organic Farmers
The policy issue that is dominating everyone’s attention today is the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. At the end of March, Congress passed its third bill to respond to the […]
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Tips for Self-Care During Covid-19
Planet-friendly tips for self-care from Rodale Institute The Covid-19 global pandemic has quickly and abruptly changed life for us all. With newsfeeds dedicated nearly 24/7 to virus-related news, it’s challenging to keep yourself […]
5 Ways Hemp Can Save the Planet
Hemp was a major cash crop in the Eastern United States until 1937, when it was outlawed as a Schedule 1 controlled substance. Since then, hemp has been illegal to […]
Natural vs. Organic: Does The Label Matter?
When walking through the grocery store, consumers are bombarded by dozens of labels claiming “100% natural,” “all-natural,” “organic,” and “non-GMO,” to name a few. Without a clear-cut definition of “natural” […]
Weed Management the Organic Way
Successfully managing weeds in organic systems requires a dramatic change in approach. Simply substituting organic herbicides for synthetic ones rarely works. Knowing your weeds and understanding their damaging potential is […]
Midwest Organic Center Hires New Staff
Rodale Institute and Indian Creek Nature Center took three steps closer to opening the Midwest Organic Center at Etzel Sugar Grove Farm in Marion, Iowa with the recent hires of […]
Toxic Playground: Are Your Kids Safe?
If you eat organic foods, use chemical-free products in your home, and stay away from highly polluted areas, you should be protected from chemical-related health issues, right? Unfortunately, no. A […]
Organic Pioneer: Dr. David Pimentel
Major issues associated with industrial food production led Dr. David Pimentel to research human population and to champion pesticide reduction and energy conservation. Pimentel is Professor Emeritus of Ecology and […]
Ditch The Chemicals and Still Suppress Weeds
Aesthetic appeal is not the only reason farmers fight weeds. A weed-free field can lead to higher yields and a cleaner product. Without pesky weeds, crops can take advantage of […]
Rodale Institute Tackles Hunger with New Mobile Farmers Market
With food-related health issues such as obesity, diabetes, and nutrient deficiency on the rise, easy access to fresh, organic produce is becoming more important than ever. Rodale Institute, the global […]
