Why use organic products?

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"The Grower's Advantage"

Safeguard your children and your pets

Organic products leave no harmful or toxic residues and preserve our planet for the next generation.

Build healthy soils

Organic products respect the balance of natural micro-organisms in the soil and maintain natural fertility and soil health; healthy soil is the foundation of the food chain.

Protect our water resources

Excessive nitrogen, phosphorous and pesticides from conventional products can leach into our water supplies, polluting ground and surface water resources, and creating "dead zones". Organic BioLink products are all natural and help protect our water.

Improve nutritional value and beauty

Scientific research demonstrates that fruits and vegetables grown organically not only taste better, but have higher levels of nutrients, such as Vitamin C, Iron, and Magnesium. Flowers and ornamentals grown organically, smell better and look healthier.

LINKS — Organic Agricultural Related Sites on the Internet.

California Association of Pest Control Advisers (CAPCA)
The California Association of Pest Control Advisers (CAPCA) represents more than 75% of the nearly 4,200 California EPA licensed pest control advisers (PCAs) that provide pest management consultation for the production of food, fiber and ornamental industries of this state.

California Certified Organic Farmers (CCOF)
Organic Certification, Trade Association, Education & Outreach.

California Department of Food and Agriculture

California Department of Pesticide Regulation (CA DPR)
Regulatory information on pesticide registration.

California Farm Bureau Federation

The California Integrated Waste Management Board
Information on compost, mulch, grasscycling and other topics relating to the management and use of organic resources.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA)

International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM)
IFOAM’s goal is the worldwide adoption of ecologically, socially and economically sound systems that are based on the principles of Organic Agriculture.

National Organic Food Program (NOP)
The National Organic Standards under the National Organic Program (NOP).

Napa Valley Grape Growers Association

NewCrop
A good resource for new crop and plant product information sponsored by Purdue University.

North Carolina National Integrated Pest Management
Good site with comprehensive information on Integrated Pest Management.

Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI)
The Organic Materials Review Institute is a non-profit organization that reviews materials for organic farming for compliance with the U.S. National Organic Standards.

Organic Trade Association
The Organic Trade Association (OTA) is a membership based business association representing and advocating for the organic industry in the United States as well as in foreign countries.

Tilth Producers of Washington
An organic and sustainable farm organization of Washington State. A membership organization of over 400 Washington growers, Tilth Producers fosters and promotes ecologically sound, sustainable agriculture in the interest of environmental preservation, human health and social equity.

United States Department of Agriculture
The Fruit and Vegetable Division provides services that promote the reliable and efficient marketing of fruits, vegetables, specialty crops, and related products to benefit the entire marketing chain from farmers to consumers.

University of California Sustainable Agricultural Research and Education Program (SAREP)
SAREP provides leadership and support for scientific research and education in agricultural and food systems that are economically viable, conserve natural resources and biodiversity, and enhance the quality of life in the state's communities. SAREP serves farmers, farmworkers, ranchers, researchers, educators, regulators, policy makers, industry professionals, consumers, and community organizations across the state.

University of California Cooperative Extension
This is the University of California Vegetable Research and Information Center. Excellent source of crop information with a fantastic links page.

Washington State Department of Agricultural (WSDA) — Organic Food Program
The WSDA Organic Food Program is designed to protect consumers and support the organic food industry by ensuring the integrity of organic food products through establishing organic standards and certifying organic producers, processors, and handlers. The program provides technical information about organic food production and assists in the development of markets for the organic food industry.

World Ag Expo
One of the largest trade shows in the United States.

ATTRA — National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service
Your source for the latest in sustainable agriculture and organic farming news, publications, events and funding opportunities.

Internet Directory for Botany
The most comprehensive botany site anywhere. Hundreds of link pages from Agavaceae to Zingiberaceae.

Washington State University — Cooperative Extension

Wacky World of Warms
Worm Castings are nature's organic fertilizer and soil conditioners.