Equipping farmers and consumers with knowledge about organic production practices and suggesting methods to successfully transition conventional production to organic.

Michigan Organic Farming Exchange

The Michigan Organic Farming Exchange 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. 

Informational resources available through the Michigan Organic Farming Exchange support:

  • farming practices,
  • organic certification,
  • soil health, and
  • farm economics. 

 

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