Organic Farming
About Organic Farming on Reedleys
Organic farming grows crops or raises livestock using practices that support soil health and avoid prohibited synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. Methods can include composting, crop rotation, cover crops, and biological pest control. Good work pairs these practices with careful soil and pest monitoring, suited to the land and the crops being grown.
Choosing an organic farming provider can involve long-term commitments, land stewardship, and substantial operating costs. Reedleys independently reviews businesses and professionals against published criteria, so recognition depends on verified identity, a traceable track record, and clean standing - not payment. That verification can help you assess who is behind a service before entrusting them with your land or production.
Companies offering Organic Farming 10+
A farm and produce business in Arvin, growing and processing carrots, potatoes, and organic vegetables.
A Brownsville farm selling organic Texas grapefruit, pecans, pies, cakes, and other regional food products.
USDA-certified organic urban farm and workforce development center in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood.
Chicago indoor farm offering organic sprouts, beans, greens and grasses.
Chicago urban farm offering produce, CSA shares, farm stands, workshops, and community events.
Urban community garden with raised plots, native landscaping, an apiary, and educational events in Chicago.
A one-acre refugee-operated urban farm in Chicago's Albany Park neighborhood.
Chicago community garden offering outdoor classes and organic produce for local communities.
Houston nonprofit urban garden founded in 2012, offering gardening and nutrition education.
Phoenix supplier of organic compost, soil amendments, and fertilizers for growers and landscapers.