Growing Organic and the Farm Bill

The Farm Bill and Growing Organic with Demetria Hill
Kansas Rural Center

Organic grower and certifier, Demetria Hill, visits with Kansas Rural Center Program Manager Ryan Goertzen-Regier and Kansas Rural Center Board of Directors President Zack Pistora about the process of organic certification, her own operation, and how the Farm Bill may incentivize organic growers.

Links:

National Farmers Organization - https://bit.ly/3SYKzHj

Farm Hacks - https://bit.ly/3rwJSZZ

Demetria’s Presentation on Turkey Red Wheat - https://youtu.be/mtPjfqxZGAM

Heartland Mill - https://bit.ly/3CbamoT

KDA Organic Cost Share Program - https://bit.ly/3C8fMB7

NRCS Agriculture Programs - https://bit.ly/3Rync6g

Kansas Organic Producers Association - https://bit.ly/3EhVzeP

Grassland CRP Dustbowl Zone Map - https://bit.ly/3Eg89Lz

Woman Landowners Learning Circle, Nov 11 - Salina, KS - https://bit.ly/3wwFf50

Organic Crop Improvement Association - https://ocia.org/

Annual Conference - https://bit.ly/3wwFf50

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Episode Timeline:

00 - Introduction

05 - Why does Demetria practice organic?

12 - There are 206 certified organic operations in KS, is it worth it?

16 - Practices on the Hill Farm

22 - How can the Farm Bill assist Demetria’s organic operation?

28 - Crop Insurance and FSA Programs

32 - Is there growing interest in organic?

40 - Are there barriers to being a female in agriculture?

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