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NPSAS Newsletter

The NPSAS Newsletter will keep you up-to-date on happenings in the organic industry as they affect organic producers in the northern plains, information on research projects and research findings focusing on organic production, new ideas from all over, sage advice from experienced growers, organic gardening tips, cooking sustainably and food preservation ideas and tips, organizational news, upcoming events across the region, and classified ads! The NPSAS Newsletter is published quarterly and is free to paid members.

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Articles taken from the NPSAS Newsletter
The Germinator

A Greener Wal-Mart (45kb .pdf)

Livestock Pen--Big Brother is watching..... (44kb .pdf)

FMB Available to South Central ND Farmers (22kb .doc)

Valued Meals, Part 1 (2.4MB .pdf)

Valued Meals, Part 2 (1.23MB .pdf)

An Introduction to the Conservation Security Act

Carolyn's Cooking Corner- by Carolyn Raffensperger

Contracts for Specialty Ag Production-- Legal issues

Enhancing Local/Regional Food Systems for Sustainable Development

European Report Confirms GM Crops Threaten Organic Farming Systems

Evolution by Terry Jacobson

Farm Profile-- Johnson Family Farms

Farmers Guide to GMOs

Genetic Engineering and the Precautionary Principle by Katherine Barret (SEHN) & Gabriela Flora (IATP)

How Far Does Wheat Pollen Flow? and Other Related Questions

Local Trade Organizations by Gary Valen

Marty Strange-- Letter to the Editor

NPSAS Founding Father Appointed Director of Leopold Center

Preventing GMO Contamination: Things you can do!

Revenge of the Mad Viking by Terry Jacobson

Rural America's Future by Karl Limvere

Spray Drift-- It Could Happen to You!

Soil Building and Soil Quality (Part 1) by Terry Jacobson

Soil Building and Soil Quality (Part II) by David Podoll

The "New" Farm Crisis-- Editorial by Frederick Kirschenmann

There Were Shepherds by Janet Jacobson

Twenty-one Year Study Documents the Many Benefits of Organic Agriculture

Vancouver Statement on Globalization and Industrialization of Agriculture

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