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Newsletter Archives Organic Farms, Food & Folks Bringing consumers & farmers together, our quarterly newsletter keeps our members in touch with events in New York and the Northeast.  It contains articles to increase your knowledge of organic food production and keeps you informed on the activities and thoughts of NOFA-NY members.  Below are some highlights from past issues. If you are interested in advertising in our newsletter, click here for more information. NEW! Organic Newslink a Bi-Annual Update from NOFA-NY Certified Organic, LLC. Organic Poultry - The Role fo the Rooster Wild Fermentation Thoughts on Culling the Flock What About Neem? Organically-approved Pesticide Products from the Neem Tree Putting it all Together to Have Profitability on a Small Farm 2002 Conference Keynote:  Is a California Tomato Good Enough for New York?  "Defining Local" Playing the Season at Mountain Dell Farm Soil Fertility for Organic Farmers Organic Vegetable Farms - Building Fertility without Overdoing It Organic Brooder Management Organic Broiler Production at Kingbird Farm Calendula, Light In The Dark Dairy Processing Equipment Miller Brothers Farm A Home Grower's Guide: Seed Saving Saving Seeds as a Sacred Service Vegetables and Fruits: A Guide to Heirloom Varieties and Community-Based Stewardship Heirlooms: Seeds with a Face, a Place and a Taste Growing Local Markets Reviving the Creamery ~ A Series by Barb and Steve Smith No. 1 - The Creamery No. 2 - Marketing No. 3 - Milk Quality   Copyright © 2008 Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York, Inc. All rights reserved.