Organic Task Force urges public investment in organic agriculture to boost farm profitability, meet
rising demand for organic food, and position Canada as a global leader in organic agriculture.
Organic farmers need more supports and investment to capitalize on opportunities industry says.
After successfully completing a 3 year pilot phase that saw 2 dozen farms and over 36,000 more cultivated acres transition to regenerative organic production, the ROO program is ready to advance this renewed and impactful partnership.
The evolving U.S. and global tariff situation has caused significant concern and uncertainty for Canadians and farm businesses since January 2025. Canada is now facing trade disruptions that are impacting Canadian farms in many ways.
Join our virtual AGM being held on Wednesday April 16th, from 4pm-5:30pm EDT via Zoom!
We are happy to share that registration for our Organic Vegetable Seed Production course is now live and we welcome you to register.
COG’s Regenerative Organic Oats (ROO) program is recruiting new participants! ROO supports Prairie organic oat growers in adopting regenerative practices and transitioning to regenerative organic management.
Growing Up Organic (GUO) had the opportunity to connect high school students from the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board and the Ottawa Catholic School Board with local farmers from Indian Creek Orchard Gardens and Greenshaus in May!
An article by the Canadian Cattlemen on COG’s work with Agriculture and Agri-food Canada’s (AAFC) Sustainable Agriculture Strategy
Sign the petition to grow organic food and farming in Canada!
Join us next Friday, March 8th, from 2:00pm to 4:00pm for a virtual International Women’s Day screening and panel discussion
COG’s Executive Director, Karen Murchison spoke with the Western Producer about the Organic Action Plan.