The Canadian Organic Standard is the backbone of the whole Canadian organic Industry The review of our organic standards is a collective effort – Join us! The OFC is currently leading the review of the Canadian Organic
OFC is excited to share some of our success stories from OSC research activities
AAFC funds the review of the
Canadian Organic Standards
New challenges for organic producers – No mandatory identification of some GE seeds
Prairie Heritage Seeds Organics are one of the pioneering organic grain producers in Western Canada. They confirm that the link between organic research and organic production is essential.
Sustainable vegetable production can shape the agricultural landscape: Sean Smukler is building an online tool to enhance nutrient management planning and enhance land stewardship.
CFIA and Health Canada plan to overhaul the regulatory guidance that monitors the release of genetically engineered (GE) seed and food
One year has passed since the publication of the 2020 version of the Canadian Organic Standards (COS) in December 2020.
Petition: Support organics in Canada! The Canadian organic industry needs a Canada Organic Program to grow Canada’s competitiveness and increase adoption of sustainable agriculture In the video “Cross Canada Organic Checkup”, Canadian organic farmers talk about their
Final Q&As regarding the Permitted Substances Lists in the CAN/CGSB-32.311. Updated to reflect the content of the Canadian Organic Standards 2020.
Though organic agriculture is sustainable and resilient, the Canadian organic sector is underfunded. We need our Canadian government to provide permanent funding for the review of the Canadian Organic Standard.
Dr. Peter Tyedmers leads a valuable research activity to estimate the level of greenhouse gas emissions caused by Canadian organic field crop production systems.
The OSC4 team has started preparing the proposal for the fourth Organic Cluster. It goes without saying that preparing a cluster is a complex process.
