161. Michael Hauser: Livelihood Security And Organic Agriculture. The Case Of Uganda To them, agriculture is an important livelihood strategy. Over the years, organicagriculture has developed into a booming subsector and an increasing http://www.tropentag.de/2002/proceedings/node205.html

Next: Thameen Hijawi: Economic Analyses Up: Posters Previous: Mie Mie Aung, Ulrich Contents Index Michael Hauser: Livelihood Security and Organic Agriculture. The Case of Uganda M ICHAEL H AUSER University of Agricultural Sciences (BOKU), Institute of Organic Farming, Austria In Uganda, a high proportion of the rural population is poor or vulnerable to become poor. To them, agriculture is an important livelihood strategy. Over the years, organic agriculture has developed into a booming sub-sector and an increasing number of farmers have responded to the rising international demand for certified organic produce from less industrialised countries. Uganda is currently exporting coffee, sesame, cotton and fruits to the European Union, Asia and North America. Some of the cocoa and vanilla production is under conversion. Given the enormous drive of the organic sub-sector in a globalizing world, the question is what organic agriculture has to offer for the poor and the vulnerable segments of the Ugandan society. This paper describes the progress of a study that aims to contribute to a better understanding of (a) the impact of organic agriculture on livelihood security, and in particular on the asset base of farmers and

162. Untitled Document Familyoperated organic farm operating a community supported agriculture program. Harvest schedule, price list, and press gallery. http://www.onestrawfarm.com/

163. Grape Production In New York - Results Of Investigations Into Organic Viticultur This project was funded by the federal Sustainable agriculture Research andExtension program The Northeast organic Farming Association (NOFA NY) http://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/hort/faculty/pool/organicvitwkshp/tabofcontents.ht

Organic Viticulture in New York (The SARE Project) From 1990 to 1995 a multidisciplinary group of Cornell faculty, grape growers and members of the organic farming community carried on a joint study to explore the feasibility of organic grape production in New York. This project was funded by the federal Sustainable Agriculture Research and Extension program ( SARE To ensure that the findings would be available to interested parties, a seminar was held at the end of the project. In addition to presenting data from the NY study, presentations were made by invited speakers from around the world. These presentations were published as a NYSAES Special Report and are presented here in pdf form. Copies of the report may be ordered from http://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/pubs/ Return to Bob Pool Home page Return to Horticultural Sciences Home page TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Dedication to Roger Pearson Sponsor Statements The Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA -NY) New York State Grape Production Research Fund, Inc.

164. Windhorse Farm A small farm, geared especially for horses, that practises and teaches ecoforestry and sustainable, organic agriculture. http://www.windhorsefarm.org/

165. Home Page Association of organic growers, business affiliates, and consumers in MiamiDade County. Includes directory of members, products, community supported agriculture program, membership application, and links. http://www.redlandorganics.com/

Redland Organics Welcome to Redland Organics. We are a group of organic growers, business affiliates, consumers and other interested parties located in and around the Redland area of southern Miami-Dade County, in South Florida, USA. Redland Organics was created to help our local organic growers promote, produce, and market locally-grown organic fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers, and added-value items to discriminating consumers. By pooling our resources, we can reduce our costs and keep our products affordable. We want to educate and inspire you to participate in our joint endeavor to farm responsibly, sustainably, and organically. Hosted by PikLee Productions, Inc. Send mail to webmaster@redlandorganics.com with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: 21 Apr 2005

166. MFAI, Biodynamic, Sustainable And Organic Agriculture A research and education institute for biodynamic, sustainable, and organic agriculture. Staff directory, newsletter, reports, workshop schedule, and news. http://www.michaelfieldsaginst.org/

Staff Directory Who we are Board of Directors Bookstore ... Weekly Lunch Menu A Learning Center For Positive Change Since 1984, Michael Fields Agricultural Institute has been devoted to developing an agriculture that can sustain the land and its resources. As a public, non-profit learning center, we seek to revitalize farming with research, education, technical assistance and public policy. Our mission is to cultivate the ecological, social, economic, and spiritual vitality of food and farming systems through education, research, policy and market development. Ali Armbrust, 2005 Garden Student, brings in organic strawberries from the fields for the CSA subscription boxes. View of next year's blueberry bushes and, in the distance, pumpkins being transplanted. What's New at Michael Fields Opportunities to Join the Michael Fields Team Upcoming Events In the News. . . Opportunities at the Milwaukee Public Market 2005 Stella Gardens CSA: New Delavan Drop Site!

167. SIMPLELIFE - ORGANIC COTTON DIRECTORY (or how chemical weapons became the basis of modern agriculture) MYTH 4ORGANIC IS EXPENSIVE (What are the longterm costs of conventional cotton http://www.simplelife.com/organiccotton/

MM_preloadImages('THEICONwhtt.gif'); Many people consider cotton to be the purest fiber on earth. Or as a recent ad campaign suggests, "the fabric of our lives." In fact, cotton cultivation inflicts a heavy toll on the environment. But a small number of farmers is now growing cotton "organically." This means they eliminate toxic chemicals in every step of the growing process, by emphasizing natural, biological methods which have far less impact on the environment. This web-site examines why chemical-free production is important and shows how you can become involved in choosing organic. START HERE Exhibit Contents This site has been selected as a #1 Key Resource in the Cotton topic by Links Go #1 Cotton "ORGANIC COTTON EXHIBIT" CONTENTS MYTH #1 - COTTON IS NATURAL (Is the world's favorite fiber as "natural" as we think?) TWO WORLD VIEWS (Farming is a matter of philosophy) A SHORT HISTORY OF PESTICIDES (or how chemical weapons became the basis of modern agriculture) PAUL HAWKEN (A best-selling author and entrepreneur speaks out) THE WAR ON BUGS (How advertisers have transformed the farm into a battlefield) DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND PESTICIDES (The sad truth about the exportation of pesticides) SOME NUMBERS (An index of alarming pesticide statistics) MYTH #2: PESTICIDES ONLY AFFECT INSECTS (And nobody gets sick from second hand smoke) THREE MONKEYS (Do we need any more proof?)

168. FarmHouse : Le Magnolie of the locals available in the farmhouse with pool and its products of organic agriculture....... http://www.lemagnolie.com

Farmhouse: Le Magnolie Loreto Aprutino (PE) Italy Immersed in the abruzzese hills, between the sea and the mountains, near the Gran Sasso National Park to enjoy a relaxing and unforgettable scenery Skip Intro Choose your Language English Italiano document.write(""); If you have problems viewing this page download FlashPlayer DownLoad Info : 56k - 42sec / ISDN 23,2sec / ADSL 4,5sec. [Recommend Resolution 1024 x 768] Realized by Temujin WebMaster

169. Rhode Island DEM- Regulations Index An index of Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management regulations, No.35 Control of Volatile organic Compounds and Volatile Hazardous Air http://www.dem.ri.gov/pubs/regs/

Home Publications DEM's Regulations The regulations are available for viewing or downloading in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format. Click help above if you need the free Reader software. If you see any regulations for which no link exists, paper copies may be requested by calling DEM's Office of Technical and Customer Assistance at (401) 222-6822. Dates shown in (parentheses) should be the latest effective date of the regulations, reflecting any amendments. Although every effort has been made to ensure that there are no discrepancies, the official electronic versions of the Department's regulations are available on the Secretary of State's website , pursuant to . There are various search options on this page. You can also sign up for e-mail notification of pending and final regulatory actions by going to http://www.rules.state.ri.us/rules/ DEM's Regulatory Agendas for 2005 Update 2004 Update 2003 Update and Proposed Regulations/Amendments Link to Rhode Island General Laws Administrative Adjudication Agriculture ... Cultural Practices for Branding Products of the Farm NEW Rules Related to Cultural Practices for Branding Products of the Farm Rules and Regulations Relating to Shell Eggs ... Implementation of the Farm, Forest and Open Space Act

170. Silver Wheel Farm Organic Produce Community supported agriculture specializing in organic produce. Pictures of the farm, description of their practices, and how to join. http://www.silverwheelfarm.com/

[ Home ] About CSA Our Farm Community Supported Organic Agriculture New! CSA Project for the 2005 Season! What is CSA Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a type of cooperative farming that redefines the relationship between farmers and consumers. Its purpose is not only to provide consumers (shareholders) with the freshest possible organic produce, but also to build community and offer a connection to the Earth. Each shareholder (individual or family) pays the farmer a set fee in advance of the growing season. In return the farmer provides shareholders with a weekly bounty of produce from mid-May to mid-October. We plan to offer our shareholders access to additional farm products such as eggs, organic meats, honey, and flowers. Shareholder visits are welcomed, and indeed expected at the farm as there will be many opportunities for both work (weeds!) and play (parties, potlucks) throughout the season. We are excited about Silver Wheel Farm CSA, and we look forward to forging a partnership to build a community of farmers and friends.

171. Natura Agrotechnologies A consultancy firm providing technical guidance on organic farming, vedic organic agriculture and solid waste management. http://www.naturaagrotechnologies.com

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172. Clinton Hill CSA Communal group organizing distribution of organic food. Explanation of the program, news, and contact information. http://www.clintonhillcsa.org/

Serving the Bedford-Stuyvesant, Clinton Hill, and Fort Greene Communities Contact Us information@clintonhillcsa.org CSA Info Distribution Site Recent Entries Open House, September 15 Greenmarket Cooking Demo, September 17 Membership Meeting, Sept. 1 Location Change This Week ... 2005 Agreements Coming Soon! Archives September 2005 August 2005 June 2005 May 2005 ... March 2003 Links Syndicate this site (XML) Powered by Movable Type 2.661 What you Give What You Get How it Works ... 2005 Agreement Forms Important Dates Open House, September 15 Greenmarket Cooking Demo, September 17 Membership Meeting, Sept. 1 The Season is Almost Here! Meet the CSA, May 19 Winter Meat Orders and More September 10, 2005 Important Dates: Open House, September 15 Clinton Hill Community Supported Agriculture will be having an open house on Thursday, September 15, 5:30-7:00, at our distribution site, PS 56, corner of Gates Ave. and Downing Pl. Come see the CSA in action and check out the fruits, vegetables, flowers, and eggs. Core Members will be there to answer all your questions. Prices will most likely go up next season, but everyone who signs up by November 17 gets this season's prices!

173. New England Livestock Alliance Dedicated to organic farming and sustainable agriculture through grassfarming. http://www.nelivestockalliance.org/

The New England Livestock Alliance is a membership-based, farmer-driven program of The New England Heritage Breeds Conservancy The contents of the site are being updated and will become available on the folloiwng web site: www.nehbc.org To learn more about the New England Heritage Breeds Conservancy CLICK HERE About NEHBC The New England Heritage Breeds Conservancy (NEHBC) conserves historic and endangered breeds of livestock and promotes their production to advance farmland preservation, biodiversity and sustainable agricultural practices. Contact: The New England Livestock Alliance at The New England Heritage Breeds Conservancy PO Box 20 Richmond, MA 01254 Phone: 413 443 8356 e-mail: contact@nehbc.org

174. HDRA - The Organic Organisation - Organic Gardening, Farming & Food Europe's largest organic organisation, specialising in organic gardening and food in the UK, and smallscale agriculture in developing countries. http://www.hdra.org.uk/

Members'area Info Shop Contact us Our gardens Join us Grow organic ... Come and see! Dedicated to researching and promoting organic gardening, farming and food. Registered Charity No Visit the Vegetable Kingdom Advertise in our magazine Conference facilities Restaurant ( 3 vacancies ) Sponsorship opportunities Organic links News Supermarket organic veg - Nationwide survey The Organic Dining Club Pumpkin celebrations grow and grow! Say it with vegetables! ... more news... Events Apple Day 9 Oct 2005 Composting Workshop 15 Oct 2005 New gardeners guide to growing organic veg - course 27 Oct 2005 Pumpkin Weekend 29 Oct 2005 Pumpkin Day 30 Oct 2005 12 Nov 2005 Events for commercial producers more events... our website awards our sponsors Page updated September 16, 2005 HDRA

175. Rooster Organic Fertiliser Manufacturer & Suppliers UK Northallerton, Yorkshire suppliers of Rooster natural organic farming fertilizers, in pellet form, for use in agriculture, horticulture and leisure gardening. http://www.rooster.uk.com/

organic fertiliser fertilizer organic fertiliser manufacturer organic fertiliser suppliers ... organic pelleted fertiliser The UK's most popular organic fertilizer All through the history of mankind, farmers and gardeners alike have applied on a regular basis animal and plant waste to maintain the natural fertility of the soil, and now many people, both professional growers and private gardeners are reverting back to these natural products. Rooster is one of the few genuine organic fertilisers, which is approved by the Soil Association . Having this approval provides you with the guarantee that it comes from Poultry farms, which follow the highest standards of humane animal husbandry. Manure and fertiliser manure and fertilizer special offers

176. Global International: Coirpith,cocopeat,chennai Coirpith Blocks Exporters,india Manufacture of organic fertilizers, coirpith blocks and cocopeat for use in agriculture. http://www.coirpith.com/

177. Atlantic Australasia Supplies organic insecticides, fungicides, fertilisers, and crop sprays to the floriculture, agriculture, intensive horticulture, and orchard industries. http://www.atlantics.com.au/

178. Index Details about organic grown crops such as potatoes, grapes, cut flowers, and herbs. Includes a farm tour and information on organic agriculture. http://www.organicfarms.com.au

179. CCOF: Organic Certification, Trade Association, Organic Education, And Political CCOF is a nonprofit membership based organic certification and trade association,dedicated to promoting and supporting organic food and agriculture. http://www.ccof.org/

Since 1973 , CCOF has been a leading organic certifier Today, CCOF is the only full service organic certification and trade association providing premier organic certification programs and trade association benefits to farms, processors, private labelers, retailers, restaurants, brokers, and supporting members including individuals, suppliers and service providers. CCOF helps you succeed with marketing and PR support and stay informed by supporting the growth of organic foods and agriculture through certification services organic education promotion political advocacy Organic Directory Search for organic products and services in the CCOF Organic Directory Online . Find organic produce, processed products, and services from over 1,300 CCOF certified businesses and farms. For a handy desk reference you can purchase a print copy of the organic directory CCOF Magazine Online . Read it today!

180. The Prince Edward County Garlic Festival An annual event to promote the cultivation and use of garlic, as well as the development and practice of organic agriculture. Lists sponsors and events of the upcoming and past year's festivals. http://countygarlicfestival.ca/

Calling all lovers and growers of garlic!! Mark your calendars now for The 7th Annual County Garlic Festival Saturday, August 19, 2006 at the Crystal Palace Prince Edward County Fairgrounds Picton, Ontario Canada READ ALL ABOUT THE 6th ANNUAL COUNTY GARLIC FESTIVAL August 20, 2005 Contact Christine Kosman email: rosarugosa@sympatico.ca A County Garlic Festival Committee production "Garlic should be eaten in moderation, less the blood of a man overheats. In truth, if garlic is forbidden, a man's health and proper strength vanish away; but if it is then mixed with food in due proportion, it will bring back his strength." St. Hildegarde, 12th century A.D. Website by

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