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Key Regulatory Updates:
Reminder: Schedule Your Inspection Before the End of the Calendar Year
Per the National Organic Program’s (NOP’s) Strengthening Organic Enforcement (SOE) regulations, operations must be inspected at least once per calendar year.
What Does This Mean for Me?
Your operation must undergo an annual inspection at your listed address(es) at least once per calendar year.
Failing to schedule and undergo an inspection once per calendar year can result in a Notice of Noncompliance. This can result in suspension of certified organic status.
Additional inspections, announced or unannounced, may take place at the discre-
Ce R tifi C ation Costs
The Organic Certification Cost Share Program has received an investment of $8 million per year through 2031 under the latest federal budget reconciliation legislation. Organic Cost Share is a program that provides rebates to certified organic farmers, ranchers, and processors/handlers for their organic certification costs. This funding helps American farmers and ranchers maintain compliance and meet rigorous organic standards to stay competitive in a growing market.
The Organic Certification Cost Share Program reimburses a percentage of eligible certification fees. Scopes include: crops, livestock, handling, and wild crop.
In addition, registration in a state organic program, such as California’s, is also considered a scope and is eligible for reimbursement.
• Organic operations can apply at their local Farm Service Agency office or through participating state departments of agriculture.
• Find your local Farm Service Agency office
Find your state department of agriculture
CCOF is happy to support our members in providing required paperwork. For California clients, we send each certified operation a packet with all necessary documents and proof of fee payment. For clients outside of California, we provide current proof of certified status and proof of payment, along with a list of Farm Service Agency office contacts to help guide you through the process.
Please reach out to costshare@ccof.org with any questions.
Renew Your Certification
Each year, certified operations are required to submit an annual renewal contract and pay certification fees. You will receive a renewal package by mail and email in early November. Submit your contract and payment by January 1. This deadline allows CCOF to keep inspections as cost-effective as possible.
You may submit your contract and payment online at www.ccof.org/renew , through MyCCOF, by mail, or by phone at (831) 423-2263.
Renewal
Timeline
November: Renewal contracts and invoices sent by email and mail.
January 1, 2026: All renewal contracts and annual payments are due.
February 15: Last day to withdraw from certification without accruing 2026 certification fees.
Food Safety IFA v6 Update
All operations certified to the GLOBALG.A.P. Integrated Farm Assurance (IFA) Plants standard must be in compliance with Version 6 of the SMART and GFS standards as of January 1, 2025.
Check our website calendar for upcoming Food Safety Training Academy opportunities including trainings for GLOBALG.A.P. and PrimusGFS.
FROM FIELD TO FORK, WE’RE GROWING A FUTURE...
Why was the scarecrow promoted? He was outstanding in his field!
National Organic Program Certificate Updates Coming January 2026
All CCOF-certified operations will receive a new National Organic Program (NOP) certificate in January 2026. You will receive an email with your certificate attached.
CCOF sends new NOP certificates every January as a courtesy to our clients.
New organic certificates will also be sent throughout the year when there is a change to your operation that warrants an update, such as adding a new scope to your certification.
Your Client Profile Addendum and additional certification or verification certificates will continue to be updated upon completion of inspection review, or any time you make a change to your parcels, products, brands, facilities, and/or livestock.
Copies of your certificates are always available at MyCCOF.org.
Mushroom and Pet Food News:
The USDA has issued a proposed rule to rescind the Market Development for Mushrooms and Pet Food Rule. The rule was finalized in 2024 to provide regulatory clarity for these sectors within the organic program.
The USDA accepted comments on the proposal to rescind the rule from May 12 through June 11, 2025. CCOF submitted a comment letter opposed to USDA’s cancelation of standards for organic pet food and mushrooms.
The standards in question were developed over more than 15 years of stakeholder collaboration and NOSB recommendations, and they aimed to bring consistency and opportunity to areas of the organic market that have historically lacked clear guidance.
The 2024 rule aligned organic pet food with AAFCO nutritional guidelines, authorized the use of organic animal by-products, and permitted essential amino acids necessary for complete and balanced formulations. It also supported the competitiveness of U.S. mushroom producers by clarifying eligibility for organic certification.
Imports Arriving in the U.S. Without a Valid NOP Import Certificate
The National Organic Program (NOP) has published a new Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) for U.S. importers on the Strengthening Organic Enforcement website.
This FAQ outlines the responsibilities and options for U.S. importers when an organic shipment arrives without a valid NOP Import Certificate. See the NOP’s full list of FAQs at the QR on the next page.
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Updates to CCOF Certification Fees:
Thank you for choosing CCOF as your organic certifier. We’re glad to be working together towards a world where organic is the norm.
We are committed to providing high-quality certification services at a fair and accessible cost. As part of our ongoing efforts to maintain exceptional service and operational sustainability, we regularly review our pricing to ensure it reflects current industry standards and the true cost of service delivery.
Beginning July 15, 2025, CCOF implemented modest midyear fee adjustments for some services that had not seen a price change in over three years, require additional staff time, prioritization, or specialized handling, or are elective add-ons or due to willful noncompliance.
These services include:
» Expedited Services
» Transaction Certificates
» Compliance Oversight Surcharge
» Investigation Cost Recovery Fees
» Add Scope and Facility Fee
» Reinstatement
» Administrative Services Fees
See more details via the QR code on the next page!
Core Annual Certification Fee Adjustment for 2026
To support long-term sustainability and continue delivering high-quality service, CCOF will implement a 3.6% increase in core annual certification fees for 2026.
This adjustment reflects our move toward small, predictable annual increases—a strategy designed to minimize the need for larger, infrequent changes. By making modest updates each year, we aim to provide greater financial clarity and stability for our members.
Our team continues to prioritize exceptional customer service, offering personalized support and guidance to help organic businesses thrive. If you have any questions about the upcoming fee adjustment, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are glad to provide you with information about cost share and other financial assistance opportunities like those on the front and next page.
fundin G o ppo R tunities
Food production is challenging, essential work. CCOF is thankful to be able to provide our community with a wide array of financial assistance opportunities to help make life easier.
Click the QR code below to access all applications!
CCOF Certification Financial Assistance
CCOF offers financial assistance to food producers who are facing emergency hardship, schools, nonprofits, previously incarcerated individuals, veterans, and beginning U.S. and Mexico producers.
NOP Cost Share Program
The Organic Certification Cost Share Program received an investment of $8 million per year through 2031 under the latest federal budget reconciliation legislation. CCOF will share details from the USDA on how the funding will be dispersed as it becomes available.
Food Safety Cost Share
Did your specialty crop operation incur on-farm food safety program expenses related to obtaining or renewing a food safety certification in 2025? Applications open until January 31, 2026.
CCOF Foundation Future Organic Farmers Grant
Future Organic Farmers gives $5,000 scholarships to students and early career farmers for organic-focused studies in college or vocational programs.
Canada Exports Now Require Digital Certificates
As a reminder, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) requires importers and brokers to provide a digital copy of organic certificates for all imported organic products as of May 26, 2025.
CCOF operations that export to Canada will be required to provide digital copies of their organic certificates to their Canadian importer to upload in the Canadian import system. Exporters should share the following certificates with their importer:
1. USDA NOP organic certificate (showing your organic certification)
2. Global Market Access (GMA) certificate (showing the required attestation statement “Certified in accordance with the terms of the U.S.-Canada Organic Equivalency Arrangement”), and
3. Client Profile (showing the specific products verified as compliant to the terms of the equivalence arrangement).
CCOF Foundation Hardship Assistance Fund
The CCOF Foundation offers direct financial support to certified organic farmers and ranchers in California who have experienced climate-related hardship. This includes funding administered in partnership with the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) through the CUSP program.
Grants range from $5,000 to $20,000. Eligible hardships include extreme weather and other climate-related events. Grants are reimbursement-based and awarded on a quarterly application cycle.
CCOF Foundation Grants for Organic Transition
Organic Transition grants provide financial support and technical assistance to California farmers and ranchers who want to shift into organic production. Program participants receive grants, mentorship, and technical support in agronomy, business and financial literacy, marketing, and market development over a three-year period.
The amount granted is $10,000 per year for three years, for a total of $30,000. There may be the opportunity for eligible transitioning farmers to qualify for an additional $1,000/ transitioning acre up to 30 acres for soil building practices.
Operating Manual Changes Going into Effect Soon:
Operations in Canada:
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has published the latest update to the COR Operating Manual. CCOF is evaluating this new Version 20 for applicable impacts.
We will notify COR certified operations if any action is needed. The implementation date for the revisions is December 31, 2025.
You can access all resource links and more in this corner!
Regenerative Organic Certified® (ROCTM) Operations:
The Regenerative Organic Alliance released an update to the Operations Manual for Certifying Bodies , which went into effect October 1, 2025. This manual describes certification services requirements for ROC TM -approved certifying bodies, and includes information pertinent to certified operations, such as unannounced inspection, noncompliance, and adverse actions procedures.
CCOF has evaluated this updated manual for applicable impacts and will notify ROC TM operations if any action is needed.
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FIND THE RESOURCES YOU NEED FOR SUCCESS!
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Know Your Rights:
USDA Contract Freezes and Terminations: Legal Action Steps for Farmers with Signed Contracts
This guide from Farm Commons provides clear information for farmers and ranchers nationwide who have a signed contract with the USDA but face concerns about contracts being frozen, placed under review, or terminated, and who are uncertain of their rights to receive reimbursement.
Do Your Research:
Organic Research Hub
The Organic Farming Research Foundation (OFRF) has released a new Organic Research Hub with summaries, fact sheets, guidebooks,
webinars, videos, tools, and other resources tailored to organic producers. These materials are curated from top organic farming organizations, research scientists, and institutions across the country.
The CCOF Resource Library
From fact sheets to instructional video guides, we’ve got it.
Market Your Business:
CCOF is proud to present an array of marketing resources you can use to connect with more customers. Funding for these marketing resources was made possible by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service’s Organic Market Development Grant Program.
o u R Ce R tifi C ation pR o GR ams
CCOF offers many certifications and add-on programs for your operation. We work closely with you through each stage of the certification process. Every client has a dedicated service specialist and we answer the phone.
Want to enroll in a new program? Contact getcertified@ccof.org today!
Organic Certification
Organic certification for farmers, processors and handlers, and livestock operations.
CCOF Certified Transitional Program
Farming new ground? Don’t wait until the end of the threeyear transition time—start your transition to organic today to ensure success and compliance with organic standards.
Food Safety Services - GLOBALG.A.P.
and PrimusGFS v3.2
Want to produce safe, organic produce while still protecting the environment? Are your buyers requiring a Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) benchmarked food safety certification, or requesting third party audit reports prior to approving a sale? Do you need to bring your operation into compliance with the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA)? CCOF is accredited to offer GLOBALG.A.P. IFA, PHA, and HPSS standards, and PrimusGFS v3.2.
Certified Grass-Fed Organic Livestock Program
CCOF is proud to offer certification to the first national standard for organic grass-fed. The OPT’s Certified Grass-Fed Organic Livestock Program™ sets the standard for grassfed, organic dairy and meat production.
International Programs
Exporting? Located in Canada or Mexico? We have several programs to meet your needs.
Regenerative Organic Certified®
CCOF is proud to offer the Regenerative Organic Certified® program in partnership with the Regenerative Organic Alliance (ROA). Build on organic regulations with three Regenerative Organic Certified® pillars: Soil Health, Farmer and Worker Fairness, and Animal Welfare.
OCal Cannabis Certification
CCOF supports California licensed commercial cannabis operations with a comparable-to-organic program.
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WITH TECH SPECIALIST BRIAN COLTRIN
“With organic transition, do I have to wait three years to harvest?”
As many of you know, the amount of time needed for land to be eligible to be certified organic is three years since the date that any prohibited materials were last applied. But did you know you can plant (but not harvest) before those three years have passed?
You can plan ahead for your eligibility date and plant a crop that will ripen and be ready for harvest on the date the land is eligible for organic certification! (You can also apply for a transitional certificate after one year if you’d like to get started with crops that are certified transitional.)
So how do we figure out if the land is eligible?
Well, CCOF asks you and anyone else who managed the land in the last three years to sign an attestation. That’s an official affidavit of what has been applied to the land for the last three years. If you’ve managed the land for the last year, then you would complete an affidavit of land history for that year, and whoever managed it the previous years would sign an affidavit of land history for that time.
Once we’ve accounted for the full three years, we can establish a date of eligibility. (Land that’s been fallow for three years with no prohibited material applications is easier; it’s eligible today.) It’s that easy!
Now go out and find that piece of ground, certify it organic, and get ready for your harvest!
Do you have a question for our organic expert? Email Bcoltrin@ccof.org
Organic Marketing Toolkit –
A comprehensive guide to choosing marketing strategies and sales outlets that work for your farm.
Organic Producer Marketing Toolkit Worksheets
Plan your marketing strategies with step-by-step guided prompts.
Marketing Collateral –
Print-on-demand tent cards, brochures, and infographics to support your marketing efforts.
Upgraded CCOF Member Directory –
Connect directly with buyers looking for organic producers. Click the corner to view your listing. (You can update your profile via MyCCOF).
Free Marketing Office Hours
CCOF has partnered with the Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF) to provide training and technical assistance to organic farmers and ranchers. CAFF invites organic producers to get free marketing help during their office hours, offered every Monday from 3:30-4:30 pm PST via Zoom.
Certification Resources:
Join our weekly Organic Certification Office Hour
As part of our leadership in the USDA’s Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP), CCOF hosts weekly drop-in office hours with organic farmer Jamie Collins. These sessions are free and open to all farmers with certification questions. Se habla español. Tuesdays from 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. PST
How To Submit Feedback and Complaints
CCOF is committed to continuous improvement. This portal provides an opportunity to submit a complaint or allegation with regards to the misuse of the CCOF name/seal. This portal also allows us to receive feedback from our clients about our services. We take all feedback, complimentary or constructive, with utmost regard to the needs of our clients and the integrity of our services. Please complete the form once per issue. We look forward to hearing from you!
Why don’t farmers tell secrets?
Because the potatoes have eyes and the corn has ears.
CCOF
Applicant Help Desk
CCOF’s Applicant Support Team offers free, bilingual support to make the application process clear and straightforward. Whether you need help navigating the application packet, under standing what happens during inspection, devel oping your organic system plan, estimating your fees, or knowing what to expect from your certifier, we can walk you through everything that will happen in your first year of service.
You can access all resource links and more in this corner!
How to Use MyCCOF
We now have a series of instructional videos (available in Spanish and English) that simplify the software. View a general orientation to MyCCOF, using the Action Item Tracker, and requesting
FROM FIELD TO FORK, WE’RE GROWING A FUTURE...
Client a nnive R sa R ies:
Big thanks to all the clients who have chosen CCOF as a longtime partner in their organic certification journeys:
Congratulations on 40 years with CCOF:
Green Gulch Farm
Full Belly Farm
Congratulations on 30 years with CCOF:
Nakashima Farms
Four Gates Vineyard
Terranova Ranch, Inc.
Jerry Slough Farming Co.
Inglenook
Yount Mill Vineyards
Sweetwater Nursery
Bayliss Botanicals, LLC
Beck Grove dba La Vigne Organics
Malibu Organic Farms
Sierra Orchards
Congratulations on 20 years with CCOF:
Comercializadora G.A.B., S.A. de C.V.
Danish Dairy, LLC
Edrington Ranch
Joe L. Del Bosque, Jr. dba
Empresas Del Bosque, Inc.
USDA- ARS Organic Research Program
Far West Fungi
Rodriguez Bros. Ranch, LLC
Tyndal Family Trust
Beberian Family Farms
Tri-City Farms
Rick Nicholas/H & R Citrus/ Nicholas Family Farms
Western Botanical Medicine
Billings Ranches, Inc.
Chase Vineyards
Diener Ranch
Molinari Vineyards
LMR Destinations, LLC
LMR Wine Estates, LLC
Eisele Vineyard Estate
Wine Country Cuisine
Hawk & Horse Vineyards
Pantaleoni Ag Enterprises, Inc.
Churn Creek Meadow
Organic Farm
Plaisance Ranch
International Desserts & Delicacies, Inc.
Alta Organic Coffee Warehouse & Roasting Co. DBA Alta Organic Coffee & Tea Co.
Ready Roast Nut Co.
Mr. Espresso
California Cereal Products, Inc.
Java Bob’s Coffee Roasting Banner Mountain Sprouts
Livingston Farmers Association
Datepac
O.P.C. Farms/Banta Produce
Pacific Ag Commodities
Corporation
Koda Farms
Garry Packing, Inc.
Hilltop Ranch
Mizkan America, Inc.
Topco Associates, LLC
Casa Sanchez Foods
Fruvemex Mexicali S.A. de C.V.
Armanino Foods Of Distinction, Inc.
Keithly-Williams Seeds
Mycological Natural Products
Sky Farm Organics
123 Farm
Fair Oaks Ranch
Cardinale Ranch
Johnson Farms
Congratulations on 10 years with CCOF:
JV Agro S de RL de CV
Viveros Biota, S. de R.L. de C.V.
Black Canyon Layers
Bayas Del Centro S.P.R. de R.L. de C.V.
Agrotec Santa Isabel S.P.R. de R.L. de C.V.
Rancho Hugos S.P.R de R.L.
Agricola Zarza Zaac S.P.R. de R.L. de C.V.
Everkrisp Vegetables, Inc.
Drew Heaton Farming
Empaques Valle Del Sol
Frutas y Legumbres S.A.
Gabriel Valley Farms, LLC dba
Gabriel Valley Farms
Agroexport de Sonora S.A. de C.V.
Viva Orgánica S. de R.L. de C.V. dba Viva Orgánica
Kenny and Linda Jelacich
Milleans Orchards
Ambrosio Organic Farm
Fresh Valley Organic, Inc.
Hummingbird Ranch
207 Redwood LLC dba
Purisima Ridge
Fresh Value Farms
Kawahara Nurseries, Inc.
JAS Family Farms Organics
Swanepoel Organic Farms
Ambling Ambystoma Farm
Miramonte Farms and Nursery
Panziera & Thorp LLC dba
Arroyo Seco Organics
Satsuma Farms, LLC
Rocket Farms
Sol Seeker Farm, Inc.
Spade and Plow Organics
Horizon Berry Farms, Inc.
Luna’s Farm
Daniel & Lynda Stephens
M & J LP
Brack Farms
Weidman Farms
Nick Macris Farms
Sun Valley Packing L.P. Grower
Dean Johnston’s Farm
Jadallah Ranch
Christiansen Ranch
Susie Hunt
Tasteful Selections dba RPE, Inc.
Anderson Vineyards dba
Roederer Estate
Chiaroscuro Vineyards
Sei Querce Vineyards dba Sei Querce
Vineyards and Six Oaks Farm
Sonoma Mountain Institute
Bernier Farms
Cornell Farms, LLC dba
Cornell Vineyards
Sonoma Coast Olives
Lemons Apples, LLC
Strong Arm Farm
Cain Cellars dba Cain
Vineyard and Winery
Lafranchi Ranch
Sweetwater Farm
Jessica L. Lundberg, Alysicia
C. Lundberg & The Joe Lundberg Irrevocable Trust
dba Water Grass Flats
Fillmore Organics
Smartsville Organics
Baba Foods
Halsey Bottling, LLC
MCC Juice Company
dba Juice Farm
Frontera Produce Ltd.
All Ingredients Plus, Inc.
The Produce Exchange
Producers Meat and Provisions, Inc. dba Tarantino, California Garlic Company, Garlic King
World Food Products, Inc.
Wilbur-Ellis Nutrition, LLC [El Centro, CA]
Finlays - Americas
D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of CA
Santa Cruz Seed, LLC
The Organic Pantry Co.
Northside Food Corporation
Roastology
Bloomfield Food Inc.
dba Baehwawon
Stratas Foods, LLC
Ciuti International
Dixon Seed, Inc.
Vertical Foods
Cal Grow Seeds, LLC
Eureka Specialties, Inc.
Nu Life Market, LLC
Rebbl Inc. DBA Chameleon
Cold Brew
Mt. Whitney Coffee Roasters, Inc.
Goldbud Farms
California Heritage Mills, Inc.
California Fruit Exchange
Texas Star Nut and Food Co. Inc., dba Nature’s Eats Inc.
Joy Cone Co.
Holland Hulling Company
Amafruits LLC
ReadyWise, Inc.
Royal Fresh Cuts, Inc.
Maryland Packaging Ltd. dba
Maryland Packaging
Blencor LLC
Tampa’s Team, LLC dba
Buddy Brew Coffee
Forager
Sran Family Orchards, Inc.
Northwest Fruit, Inc.
Agrifrost, LLC
Five Star Gourmet Foods, Inc.
dba FiveStar Gourmet Foods
Avalon Cold Storage, LLC
Whole Foods Market - North Atlantic Distribution Center
Organic Body Essentials
Daily Rise Roasting Company
dba Daily Rise Coffee
Terra Bella Greenhouses, Inc.
Whole Foods Market - Southwest Distribution Center
Garnea, LLC dba Wella Organics
MCK Enterprises dba Valley Spuds
Pachamama Coffee Cooperative
Heiden’s, Inc.
Whole Foods Market - GPP Meat
Whole Foods MarketGPP Produce
Conscious Cultures, LLC dba Blue Ridge Bucha
Washington Vegetable Company, Inc.
Freedom Sausage, Inc.
Willo Naturals LLC
California Sugars LLC dba CASU
Divine Flavor, LLC
Athena Brands, Inc. dba Green Mustache
Transylvania Vocational Services Inc. dba TVS
Whole Foods Market - Midwest
Distribution Center
Organic West Milk, Inc.
Wildbrine LLC dba Wildbrine
Jacobs, Malcolm & Burtt
Whole Foods Market - Florida
Distribution Center
Vacaville Fruit Co., Inc.
Garden of Flavor, LLC
Ronald Martella Farms Inc.
Mike Sudduth Farms, Inc.
Two Wolves Wine, LLC
Florentino Aceves Ranch
DeLanda, LLC dba
Solminer Wine Co.
Destiny Farms
Labarge Vineyard, LLC
Rock Front Ranch Products, LLC DBA Just Jujubes
Encino Grande Ranch II
Mountain Bounty Farm LLC, DBA Mountain Bounty Farm
Rancho Laguna Farms
Green Gold Organic Farms, LLC
Joseph A. Graziano dba
Hidden Mountain Ranch
Landerosa Farms, LLC
Sonoma Mountain Ranch
Preservation Foundation
See the steps to certification with CCOF
m o R e Resou RC es
Our new video (available in Spanish and English ) simplifies and showcases the steps of organic certification with CCOF. Perfect for producers who are curious about the process!
Free Webinars Available on YouTube
CCOF offers dozens of free webinars covering topics like food safety, soil health, composting, recordkeeping, and the certification process. Many are available in both English and Spanish. Explore the full library of videos at the QR Code in the corner!
Mentorship Opportunities:
Seeking mentors and mentees! As a TOPP regional leader, the CCOF Foundation connects producers seeking organic certification with experienced mentor
producers for support and guidance through the transition to organic. Mentorship is available in Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, and Utah.
Practical Guidance on Cover Cropping for Water Conservation:
Sustainable Conservation and the California Alliance with Family Farmers, along with University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources, California Department of Food & Agriculture, and other partners have released a new guidance document — Cover Cropping in California’s Water Scarce Environments — to help growers harness the many benefits of cool-season cover crops while reducing water use.
USDA Organic Integrity Database (OID) Search Instructions:
Learn how to perform a USDA Organic Integrity Data-
base (OID) Advanced Search with a newly updated and detailed instruction document linked in the QR code corner below.
CCOF Pilots New Online OSP Platform with Quick Organics
CCOF is partnering with Quick Organics to pilot a new online Organic System Plan (OSP)
platform to reduce paperwork and streamline the certification journey. We’ll be conducting a full evaluation of the pilot at the end of the year. Stay tuned for updates as we continue to build tools that support your success in organic agriculture.
Please note that CCOF’s office will be closed in observation of the following days.
Veterans’ Day Tuesday, November 11
Thanksgiving Thursday & Friday, November 27-28
Christmas & New Year December 24-January 1 Happy holidays!
Do you have thoughts, feedback, suggestions, or comments on this publication?
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