Not a big organic grower myself but some good reads for those that are interested from https://ofrf.org/

Climate_Guide_FINAL-F_WebRes.pdf Cover_Crops_V5-F-WebRes.pdf Cover_Crops_V5-F-WebRes.pdf Heller_Genetics_V4_WebRes.pdf Heller_Nutrients_V2-F_WebRes2.pdf Heller_Overview_V7-F-WebRes-150.pdf Heller_Water_V3_WebRes2.pdf Heller_Weed_Report_V17-F_WebRes-150.pdf Soil_Biology_Guide.pdf

Tillage_Report_V6-F_WebRes-150.pdf

Welcome to the Farming Forum.  And thanks for the contribution of information.

Did you notice that there is an Organic subforum. Your post could have gone into the pinned subject 

Useful Links, Resources And Suggested Reading 

 

The organization that you linked to is in Santa Cruz California, where I am at the moment recovering from hip replacement surgery. I didn't know about that org, I'll have to gimp down the street and check it out. don 

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I just post here in the general farming as thats where most people peruse the posts. Hope to exchange info in the future more.

On 11/29/2019 at 6:51 PM, ireckonso said:

I just post here in the general farming as thats where most people peruse the posts. Hope to exchange info in the future more.

I think there is less interest in the organic subforum, and less need to separate organic vs conventional chemical farming, as the intelligent grower's cross-over into organic methods and materials and IPM continues to gain momentum.  

3 hours ago, drtreelove said:

I think there is less interest in the organic subforum, and less need to separate organic vs conventional chemical farming, as the intelligent grower's cross-over into organic methods and materials and IPM continues to gain momentum.  

What does IPM stand for? 

2 hours ago, djayz said:

What does IPM stand for? 

Integrated Pest Management.  

 

http://ipm.ucanr.edu/

IPM - PHC revised.pdf