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This site offers agricultural producers and farmers with technical information and guidance to manage soil, grow organic crops and identify profitable markets. The exchange provides information to farmers and consumers interested in understanding organic production methods and suggests ways to successfully transition conventional production to organic-certified or not.

The site is a portal for cooperative exchange with educational resources for farmers and outreach to communities globally. It shares programs and team-based research opportunities for producers, novices and the experienced. It also offers you information to address the “bottom line.” And it strives to help you improve marketing and business management skills essential to survival in the global economy.

The Organic Farming Exchange is a tool offered by the Center for Regional Food Systems at Michigan State University and the College of Agriculture & Natural Resources. For information on events and news, visit the site regularly and subscribe to the Michigan Organic Listserv.

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