The National Association of Food and Agriculture is partnering with Purdue University to fund the Indiana Organic Network to connect growers across the state.
Extension specialist, Ashley Adair says this benefits all Indiana farmers.
“Having as many of these tools in the organic farmers toolbox as possible can show conventional growers what practices they might be able to incorporate on their farm to reduce herbicide and insecticide use, and maybe just reduce inputs in general,” she said.
