Creating a Grazing Map in Accordance with the New Access to Pasture Rule
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Uploaded by eOrganic on Jul 23, 2010
Learn from grazing expert and organic certification consultant Sarah Flack as she demonstrates how to create a grazing map in accordance with the new access to pasture rule of the National Organic Program.
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@Majoofi No. Certifiers conduct an annual on-site visit -- many farmers already have this information but with the new Access to Pasture rule from the USDA National Organic Program, there have been changes in paperwork required. Best, Deb Heleba, eOrganic dairy team coordinator
dheleba 1 year ago
I heard once that there is one federal employee in the USDA for every farmer. I wonder if that is true. In any case there is something offensive in requiring dairy ranchers to submit anything to a federal pointy head bossy know it alls for any reason.
The feds could do more to increase the quality of dairy by abolishing oversight, eliminating corn subsidy's, eliminating laws against raw milk and letting the market weed out bad producers.
heyoehkah 1 year ago
does this mean the certifier doesn't actually visit the site? that would allow unscrupulous farmers to just draw what ever they want
Majoofi 1 year ago