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Se connecter Vous êtes ici Accueil Agrégateur de flux Le gouvernement du Québec annonce une aide financière de plus de deux millions de dollars MAPAQ Communiqués - ven, 2012/12/14 - 14:12 14 décembre 2012 - Le gouvernement du Québec annonce une aide financière de plus de deux millions de dollars Mise en garde contre un allergène MAPAQ Communiqués - ven, 2012/12/14 - 02:04 13 décembre 2012 - Mise en garde contre un allergène Millésime Bio, la plus grande cave Bio au monde a 20 ans LeQuebecBio.com - jeu, 2012/12/13 - 19:18 Créé en 1993 par quelques viticulteurs du Languedoc-Roussillon adhérents à Sudvinbio, association interprofessionnelle des vignerons biologiques de la région, ce salon se déroule chaque année au mois de janvier et regroupe une offre très large de vins biologiques. Le MAPAQ accorde 3,7 millions de dollars pour la rationalisation des entreprises de pêche de la Basse-Côte-Nord MAPAQ Communiqués - jeu, 2012/12/13 - 13:56 13 décembre 2012 - Le MAPAQ accorde 3,7 millions de dollars pour la rationalisation des entreprises de pêche de la Basse-Côte-Nord Le ministre Gendron appuie l'industrie de la crevette nordique MAPAQ Communiqués - jeu, 2012/12/13 - 13:56 13 décembre 2012 - Le ministre Gendron appuie l'industrie de la crevette nordique La certification bio taiwanaise bientôt reconnue par l’ Europe ? LeQuebecBio.com - mer, 2012/12/12 - 19:16 L'UE va étudier l’ inscription de Taiwan sur la liste des pays dont le système d'agriculture biologique répond à des règles de production et de contrôle équivalentes à celles fixées au niveau européen, a indiqué Francis Liang, le vice-ministre de l'économie. The USDA Organic Literacy Initiative: Streamlining Access and Promoting Understanding Modifier eXtension Articles,News,Faqs,Events- organic production (anglais) - mer, 2012/12/12 - 12:40 eOrganic author: Betsy Rakola, USDA National Organic Program On September 4, 2012, the USDA launched its first Organic Literacy Initiative. This package of training and outreach materials highlights the range of USDA programs and services for organic farmers, ranchers, and processors. The initiative explains what organic means, how certification works, and how to connect current and prospective organic operations with helpful resources. The online training modules and accompanying handouts provide a quick, easy overview of the USDA organic seal. In addition, the UDSA Organic Resource Guide details a multitude of programs and services available to organic or transitioning producers and handlers, including contact information and website references. The brochure, poster, and resource guide are applicable to a broad audience, but they are particularly useful for field offices, extension agencies, and other on-the-ground services providers. The materials can serve as quick reference guides and handy outreach materials to give clients the information they need. The “Is Organic an Option for Me?” brochure answers many common questions for new and prospective organic farmers. You can explore the range of resources on your own, or you can view a recorded webinar that explains the different tools and shows you how you can adapt them to your needs. The Organic 101 and 201 training modules, key to the initiative, provide learners with the building blocks to understand how the organic regulations work in practice. The modules are available publicly, as well as through the USDA’s AgLearn internal training portal for employees. In October and November, 2012, over 1,200 USDA employees completed the AgLearn training, and thousands of visitors to the USDA National Organic Program’s (NOP) website viewed the modules as well. Field office agencies have placed a strong emphasis on the training program. In December 2012, the NOP added four publications to the Organic Literacy Initiative. Developed through cooperation with the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT), these publications provide detailed, point-by-point information on organic certification, crop production, livestock, and food processing. Two of the publications, the Guide for Organic Crop Producers and Guide for Organic Livestock Producers, update the NCAT’s 2003 Organic Crops Workbook and its 2004 Organic Livestock Workbook. The other two publications, Organic Certification and the Guide for Organic Processors, are new in 2012. These in-depth overviews of the organic regulations are targeted to new and existing organic operators who want to improve their understanding of or compliance with the USDA organic regulations. Take a few minutes to visit—and bookmark—http://www.ams.usda.gov/organicinfo This is an eOrganic article and was reviewed for compliance with National Organic Program regulations by members of the eOrganic community. Always check with your organic certification agency before adopting new practices or using new materials. For more information, refer to eOrganic's articles on organic certification. eOrganic 8436 Le crédit d'impôt prolongé de deux ans LeQuebecBio.com - mar, 2012/12/11 - 19:11 Les députés ont prolongé, sur proposition du gouvernement, le crédit d'impôt sur l'agriculture biologique pour favoriser ce mode de production respectueux de l'environnement. Partenariat Lyonnaise des Eaux et agriculteurs bio LeQuebecBio.com - lun, 2012/12/10 - 19:02 Une convention de partenariat de 5 ans pour développer l'agriculture biologique sur un territoire couvrant 11 communes des Yvelines a été signée le 21 novembre avec le groupement des agriculteurs biologiques d'Île de France (GAB IdF). Marketing and Food Systems in Organic Production Modifier eXtension Articles,News,Faqs,Events- organic production (anglais) - lun, 2012/12/10 - 18:50 As Farmers' Markets Grow, So Should Management Business Planning Resources Consumer Perspectives About Organic and Sustainable Food Direct Marketing Channels & Strategy for Organic Products Direct Marketing Introduction for Organic Farms Direct Marketing of Organic Food with Value-Added Products Eat Local Campaigns Farm Direct Marketing Case Studies Farmers' Guide to Organic Contracts Farmers' Markets Growing in Popularity But Not All Succeed Food System Assessments and Toolkits Food System Consolidation in the Organic Industry Food Systems Introduction Local Dirt: Beyond Marketing. Find Buyers, Sell Online, Source and Buy Product...Yourself Webinar North Carolina's Statewide Initiative for Building a Local Food Economy Webinar Organic Farming Financial Benchmarks Webinar by eOrganic Organic Vegetable Production: Farm Case Studies, Systems Descriptions, and Farmer Interviews Plan For Marketing Your Organic Products Webinar Planning Your Organic Farm for Profit Webinar Strategies for Effective Whole-Farm and Business Planning The Economics of Organic Dairy Farming in New England Webinar from eOrganic Video Clip: Farmer’s Market from Farmers and their Diversified Horticultural Marketing Strategies Video Clip: Internet Sales from Farmers and their Diversified Horticultural Marketing Strategies Video Clip: Large-Scale CSA from Farmers and their Diversified Horticultural Marketing Strategies Video Clip: Multiple Markets from Farmers and their Diversified Horticultural Marketing Strategies Video Clip: Pick-Your-Own from Farmers and their Diversified Horticultural Marketing Strategies Video Clip: Restaurant Sales from Farmers and their Diversified Horticultural Marketing Strategies Video Clip: Roadside Stand from Farmers and their Diversified Horticultural Marketing Strategies Video Clip: Wholesale Cooperative from Farmers and their Diversified Horticultural Marketing Strategies Video: Farmers and their Diversified Horticultural Marketing Strategies What is Organic Farming? This is an eOrganic article and was reviewed for compliance with National Organic Program regulations by members of the eOrganic community. Always check with your organic certification agency before adopting new practices or using new materials. For more information, refer to eOrganic's articles on organic certification. eOrganic T874 Farmers' Guide to Organic Contracts Modifier eXtension Articles,News,Faqs,Events- organic production (anglais) - lun, 2012/12/10 - 18:47 eOrganic author: Amanda Heyman, Farmers' Legal Action Group The Farmers’ Guide to Organic Contracts can help farmers evaluate, negotiate, and manage contract agreements with buyers of organic farm products. It was written to help farmers make informed decisions at every stage of the contract relationship. The organic sector uses written contracts at a much higher rate than the conventional agricultural sector. However, prior to the guide’s publication, organic farmers had little independent, reliable legal information available to them when presented with, or when proposing a marketing contract for organic crops, dairy, livestock, or other organic farm products. This accessible legal guide includes: An overview of contract laws important to farmers A Quick Organic Contract Checklist and practical toolkit farmers can use to review and negotiate contract offers Highlighted sections illustrating how federal organic regulations interact with organic contracts Examples and discussion of over 100 types of organic contract provisions Detailed information about solving the types of contract disputes that commonly arise in the organic market. The Farmers’ Guide to Organic Contracts can assist farmers with all types of agricultural contracts, but the guide’s primary purpose is to serve farm operations certified as organic under U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Organic Program (NOP) regulations. Specific suggestions and information for certified organic operations are highlighted throughout the guide, which features a color-coded symbol system designed to enhance reader understanding. Farmers can use the guide as a helpful reference tool to answer questions related to organic contracts. The guide’s main Table of Contents, Quick Organic Contract Checklist, and individual chapter tables of contents allow readers to easily find topics of interest. Furthermore, each chapter’s table of contents highlights some of the useful contract-related tips found throughout the guide. This project was supported by the Organic Agricultural Research and Extension Initiative (OREI) program of the USDA National Institute for Food and Agriculture (NIFA), Grant Number (201051300-21445). This is an eOrganic article and was reviewed for compliance with National Organic Program regulations by members of the eOrganic community. Always check with your organic certification agency before adopting new practices or using new materials. For more information, refer to eOrganic's articles on organic certification. eOrganic 8363 Le gouvernement du Québec soutient l’abattage de proximité MAPAQ Communiqués - ven, 2012/12/07 - 23:05 7 décembre 2012 - Le gouvernement du Québec soutient l’abattage de proximité Le film « La belle bio » LeQuebecBio.com - ven, 2012/12/07 - 11:28 Le film « La belle bio », disponible débit 2013, donne la parole à des paysans lorrains qui ont décidé de s'orienter vers cette agriculture.Il montre le cheminement de ces hommes et de ces femmes qui ont franchi le pas, il expose leurs craintes, leurs doutes, mais aussi leur sentiment d'avoir fait « le bon choix ». Les gouvernements du Canada et du Québec apportent une aide aux éleveurs de bétail touchés par la sécheresse MAPAQ Communiqués - ven, 2012/12/07 - 10:49 6 décembre 2012 - Les gouvernements du Canada et du Québec apportent une aide aux éleveurs de bétail touchés par la sécheresse Les allergies : faut-il voir un lien avec les pesticides? LeQuebecBio.com - jeu, 2012/12/06 - 11:25 Beaucoup de gens pointent dans la direction de l’ aseptisation des milieux, mais est-ce vraiment la seule responsable? Mes lectures vont dans différentes directions incluant les antibiotiques, les pesticides, les hormones, et ce qui selon moi est le facteur numéro un: des milliers de molécules chimiques lâchés lousses dans l’ environnement. Participatory On-Farm Research Webinar Modifier eXtension Articles,News,Faqs,Events- organic production (anglais) - mer, 2012/12/05 - 11:31 Download the slides (pdf) » All upcoming and archived webinars by eOrganic » About the Webinar This webinar will present approaches and methodology for conducting research on-farm and developing relevant technologies in partnership with organic and sustainable farmers. Sieg Snapp is a professor of soils and cropping system ecology, based at Michigan State University, who has been privileged to work with farmers and develop innovative extension and research models for the last two decades. See all eOrganic upcoming and archived webinars at http://www.extension.org/pages/25242 About eOrganic eOrganic is the Organic Agriculture Community of Practice at eXtension.org. Our website at http:www.extension.org/organic_production contains articles, videos, and webinars for farmers, ranchers, agricultural professionals, certifiers, researchers and educators seeking reliable information on organic agriculture, published research results, farmer experiences, and certification. The content is collaboratively authored and reviewed by our community of University researchers and Extension personnel, agricultural professionals, farmers, and certifiers with experience and expertise in organic agriculture. This is an eOrganic article and was reviewed for compliance with National Organic Program regulations by members of the eOrganic community. Always check with your organic certification agency before adopting new practices or using new materials. For more information, refer to eOrganic's articles on organic certification. eOrganic 7472 Une aide financière de 40 000 $ pour la MRC des Maskoutains MAPAQ Communiqués - mar, 2012/12/04 - 21:25 4 décembre 2012 - Une aide financière de 40 000 $ pour la MRC des Maskoutains Une aide financière de 40 000 $ pour la MRC des Chenaux MAPAQ Communiqués - mar, 2012/12/04 - 21:25 4 décembre 2012 - Une aide financière de 40 000 $ pour la MRC des Chenaux Une aide financière de 40 000 $ pour la MRC de Pontiac MAPAQ Communiqués - mar, 2012/12/04 - 21:25 4 décembre 2012 - Une aide financière de 40 000 $ pour la MRC de Pontiac Une aide financière de 40 000 $ pour la MRC de Kamouraska MAPAQ Communiqués - mar, 2012/12/04 - 21:25 4 décembre 2012 - Une aide financière de 40 000 $ pour la MRC de Kamouraska Pages « premier ‹ précédent … 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 … dernier » suivant › Tous droits réservés © 2013 - 2016 CETAB+ | Propulsé par Drupal | Réalisation LeDucDuBleuet.info Ce projet a été réalisé grâce à une aide financière accordée dans le cadre du programme Innovbio du ministère de l'Agriculture, des Pêcheries et de l'Alimentation.