Resources for Organic and Transitioning Farmers: The Midwest Organic and Sustainable Education Service (MOSES)

The Midwest Organic and Sustainable Education Service (MOSES) serves farmers striving to produce high-quality, healthful food using organic and sustainable techniques. These farmers produce more than just food; they support thriving ecosystems and vibrant rural communities.


	Food Safety Legislation Updates Food safety is fast becoming a hot topic. MOSES will post the most recent updates and links as we receive them. Check back often for new information. >>> LEARN MORE

	We all eat. Invest in farmers growing food sustainably. Help MOSES support organic farmers. Every contribution makes our educational programs possible and provides vital resources to transitioning and organic farmers. >>> LEARN MORE

	Subscribe to the Organic Broadcaster Newspaper Your source for farmer oriented news. Distributed bi-monthly throughout the upper Midwest, each issue contains in-depth farm profiles, updates on organic research, the latest news, and more. >>> GET A SAMPLE COPY

	MOSES 20th Annual Organic Farming Conference Order recordings of conference workshops and keynotes on CD or MP3, browse the photo gallery, listen to audio clips. Save the dates for our 21st Annual Conference, February 25-27, 2010. >>> GO TO CONFERENCE PAGES

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The Pesticide Action Network has created a new online tool - What's On My Food? - a searchable database designed to make the public problem of pesticide exposure visible and more understandable.

Nominations Sought for the MOSES 2010 "Organic Farmer of the Year" Award. Deadline: September 15, 2009...more.

Good Grief! Could it be true?
The Consumers Union answers allegations made by the The Farm to Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FCLDF) and Food Freedom about HR 2749, the Food Safety Enhancement Act (FSEA)...more.

New MOSES fact sheet released, "GAPs: Bringing Good Agricultural Practices to Your Farm". With food safety a growing topic around the country and in congress, implementing good agricultural practices on your farm is more important than ever...more.

Check out the Broadcaster Newspaper Archives. New stories from our July/Aug 2009 issue just uploaded, including our featured story "Managing Weed Seeds: Encourage Predation!"

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