Exploring Organic - Additional Certification Options

April 26, 2024 12:00PM - 1:00PM

Zoom webinar

Contact: Katie Brandt , brandtk7@msu.edu or Mariel Borgman, mborgm@msu.edu

What additional certifications might you consider for your organic farm? Hear from three Michigan farmers about why they chose to pursue various certifications for their farm, how the certification experience has been, and what the certification has meant for their farm and marketing efforts:

  • Nate Lada of Green Things Farm in Ann Arbor will discuss the Real Organic Project
  • Vanessa Frias of Willowbrook Farms in Cassopolis will discuss Animal Welfare Approved
  • Kyle Rasch of Third Leaf Farm in Greenville will discuss Ecocert Regenerative Organic Certification

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