The Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP) proudly announced the launch of its official website, www.organictransition.org, earlier this month. This online platform results from a cross-collaborative effort by TOPP’s six regional leads, dedicated to advancing the organic farming movement.
TOPP’s new website is the national hub for program opportunities, news, events, and resources. The TOPP website features a host of essential functions, designed to support and nurture the growth of organic farming across diverse regions.
Key Features of the TOPP Website Include:
Mentor and Mentee Program Sign-up: Producers interested in the program can easily register for the mentorship program through the TOPP website. This unique initiative connects seasoned organic farming experts (mentors) with those embarking on their organic farming journey (mentees), fostering knowledge transfer and skill development.
Comprehensive Event Listings: The website compiles a comprehensive event calendar, showcasing many upcoming events and learning opportunities in organic farming and production. From in-person workshops to online webinars, there are event opportunities across the nation.
Abundant Organic Resources: TOPP has curated an extensive library of resources dedicated to organic farming. Visitors can access articles, guides, videos, and educational materials, covering a wide array of organic farming topics.
Stay Informed with Organic News: The website compiles the latest trends, policy updates, and success stories in the organic sector. The TOPP website includes a dedicated news section, where visitors can access timely and relevant information, ensuring they remain at the forefront of the organic farming landscape.
The TOPP website is a testament to the commitment and cooperation of TOPP’s six regional leads and countless partners, who collaborated diligently to create this user-friendly and informative platform. Their collective effort ensures that the website caters to the unique needs and challenges faced by producers nationwide.
For more information about the Transition to Organic Partnership Program and to explore the exciting offerings on the newly launched website, please visit www.organictransition.org.
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This article was written by the USDA Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP).
The Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP) is part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Organic Transition Initiative administered through the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service National Organic Program. TOPP is a dynamic initiative dedicated to fostering the growth of organic farming across diverse regions. TOPP is committed to providing valuable mentorship, resources, and networking opportunities to empower individuals passionate about organic agriculture. Learn more at www.organictransition.org.