News and events

• Homestead Organics is the subject of a review of Slow Money on CBC radio.

• Homestead Organics celebrated its Tenth Anniversary on September 8th, 2007.

• Berwick community reaps rewards from Homestead Organics

• My Compliments to the Team at Homestead Organics.

• Homestead Organics chicken feed delivers results: Mike Ilgert.

• A private business with an ethical culture: a report by COG.

• Une entreprise agroalimentaire bien de chez nous.

• Ecological Farming in Ontario - A Cover Story

• Here is the June and July updates for the Canadian Organic Regulation Council (CORC).
• The Canadian General Standards Board has updated the national organic standard for 2006.

• The Future of Agriculture, and the farm rallies at Queen's Park in Toronto.

• Here is an interesting exchange of farmers between Canada and Cuba.

Newsletters to our friends

Homestead Organics uses the Snail Mail to reach friends and customers simply because the Internet has not reached everyone, and also, a lot of people still like to read standing up, lying down, out in the field, or how ever...

• After five years, "Homestead Organics launches 2003" with new infrastructure and marketing plans.
• We take this pause in January 2002 to reflect on lessons learned and to plan for the future.
• With the oppression of heat and a lack of water, we have some news for the 2001 organic field crop.
• During Christmas 2000, there was lots of snow on the ground, but poor results from the 2000 crop year.
• Spring 2000 is upon us and we are ready for seeding and new markets... What new markets?
• In 2000, life goes on. Let's see what Homestead Organics announces for the near future.
• With the harvest upon us, here are some tips for your crops and your markets.
• We got ready in March 1999 for the new crop year, new products, and more training.
• For Christmas 1998, we reviewed the events of the past year including the demand and prices of grain crops. We also announced training programs for organic producers.
• In August 1998, the issue reviewed new products at the mill, cover crops for the fall, the updated price list.
• In February 1998, the newsletter covered our new retail store and a discussion of the crop needs for 1998.
• For Christmas 1997, we really got fancy with a brochure complete with graphics. We included an invitation to order untreated and/or organic seed for the 1998 season.
• In October 1997, we promoted organic agriculture because organic crops were seriously lagging behind the market's demand.
• Our first newsletter covered our imminent move to the feed mill in Berwick. We described our services and provided some tips about organic production.