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Organics Links

Volunteers of COG have been gathering the following information for people interested in organics.  Additional listings are also provided in the feature articles and regular columns of our magazine, The Canadian Organic Grower Magazine.

We only list websites of not-for-profit organizations, governmental services, and other non-commercial sites that may be interesting to our visitors.

Please note: COG cannot assume responsibility for the content on the sites listed below nor necessarily endorses any opinions expressed.


Regional

National

International

Government

Certification Bodies

Research

Education, Training & Volunteering


 

Regional

National

International

Government

Certification

See comprehensive list of Certification Bodies operating in Canada.

Research

Education, Training & Volunteering

  • WWOOFCanada, WWOOF USA, WWOOF Hawaii and Willing Workers On Organic Farms (WWOOF) - WWOOF is dedicated to helping those who would like to work as volunteers on organic farms.
  • CRAFT Ontario - A network of organic farms in Southern Ontario who offer 6 month internships to hopeful organic farmers and others interested in learning about organic farming.
  • Farm Start - Supports new farm enterprises in Ontario, offering access to land and equipment, business planning support, technical training, mentorship and experience with ecological and emerging farming methods.
  • SOIL - Stewards of Irreplaceable Land - An Organic Farm Apprenticeship Program by a non-profit organization that connects those who want to learn how to farm sustainably with teaching farms in Canada.
  • Organic Agriculture Major at the University of Guelph
  • People- & Planet-Friendly Events & Resources - A free weekly e-mail newsletter of sustainable living, environmental & social justice events, workshops, courses, festivals, films, broadcasts, resources & links in Ontario & beyond.
  • Organic Land Care Course at Gaia College - An internet course designed for landscape professionals and others who are serious about organic land care practices.
  • Independent Organic Inspector Association (IOIA) - A non-profit association of trained and qualified farm and processing inspectors dedicated to verification of organic production practices.
  • The Farm School is a family farm for the coming generations where people experience first hand what it means to be stewards of the earth. They provide multi-day residential school-year and summer programs for the over 1,500 young people and their teachers, a year-long apprentice program to train adults in modern sustainable agriculture, and an on-site one-room middle school.
  • The New Farm's mission is to inform, encourage, equip and inspire farmers with the support they need to take the important transition steps toward regenerative agriculture. They do this by telling their stories, providing them with practical resources, offering web tools, and acting as a conduit for the exchange of information throughout the sustainable agriculture community.
  • IFOAM Internet Training Platform - free access to a broad range of high quality training materials on Organic Agriculture, announcements of organic training opportunities worldwide and contacts with institutions offering training in Organic Agriculture.
  • Uniterra - international volunteering opportunities available in agriculture.
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