Our charity brings together thousands of people who share a common belief that organic growing is essential for a healthy and sustainable world. Through campaigning, advice, community work and research, our aim is to get everyone growing ‘the organic way’.

On-Farm Experiential Learning for High School and College Students. A New Publication for Farm and Garden-Based Educators Working with Youth. This collection of activity guides is designed for use with students who visit college and university farms and similar farm programs that are involved in youth education. The guides cover nine field-based activities focusing on diverse sustainable agriculture activities and concepts that can be completed within one hour.

Sustainability Training for Organic Advisors (STOAS)

The STOAS project believes that farm development should primarily be achieved by motivating farmers and enhancing their skills (production techniques, entrepreneurship) rather than by regulations and labels. Thus farm advisers can have a prominent role to play in further increasing the sustainability of organic farming. Funded by the EU's Lifelong Learning Programme in 2012-2014, eight European organic associations developed two training courses for advisors. These included using some recently developed tools to evaluate the overall sustainability of organic farms. By helping farmers to come to grips with sustainability goals and their own objectives, the advisors can motivate farmers to go beyond the minimum organic criteria.