One of the ways our partners at SaskOrganics advocate for a sustainable and thriving organic community is by educating consumers about organic agriculture on the prairies, and connecting consumers to local producers.
This video from SaskOrganics features Saskatchewan organic farmers explaining what ‘certified organic’ means when consumers buy their certified organic beef or organic grains – including what’s required to label something certified organic, and why they choose to farm organically.
Want to learn more from SaskOrganics? Visit their Consumer Resources page which includes links to factsheets, videos, recipes and more!
You can also head back over to the Organically Canadian Resource Hub to learn more about how you can support organic, sustainable and local agriculture.
Many thanks to SaskOrganics for letting us share this video, and for the work they do to support a sustainable and thriving organic community 🌱