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Organic Growers' Research and
Information-Sharing Network

OGRIN is a newly formed organization that will generate practical information for organic farmers and gardeners through farmer participatory research, review articles and fact sheets on issues critical to organic farming, and by providing forums for information-exchange between growers. This website is under construction, but you can already access information generated through current project work. Check back frequently for new information.

Organic Grains for the Northeast works to re-integrate food-grade grain production on Northeast organic/sustainable farms.

Research results and growing organic potato varieties from the Northeast Organic/ Sustainable Potato (NOSP) Project.

Cover Crops: Let's not just talk about them -- let's grow them on every farm and in every garden.

Welcome to the Organic Growers' Research and Information-Sharing Network (OGRIN).

New Factsheets:

Five Essentials to Producing High-quality, Food-grade Wheat in the Northeast

Farmers share sources of new and used equipment

Spring Wheat Varieties

Upcoming Events:

Wheat Grain Quality Indicators and Testing

March 2: Workshop on Value-Added Small Grains Production & Marketing

OGRIN In the News!

Work with heritage and ancient grains at Weatherbury Farm attracts attention! Heritage Grains Offer Another Niche for Farmers

Participate in the Value-Added Grains Project: Take the Survey!

'Heritage grains' return as tasty alternatives, and the trend is sprouting here...