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Since so many farmgirls have written asking for guidance and advice, we have put together a list of Farmgirl Resources to help them with information. We will keep updating it as we go, and we welcome hearing about the websites and resources you have found helpful as well.

Online Organic News and Farming Resources:

Farmland Trust – www.farmland.org

Acres USA – www.acresusa.com

Sustainable Agriculture Resources (SARE) – www.sare.org

Sustainable Agriculture (ATTRA) – attra.ncat.org

Organic Consumers Association (OCA) – www.organicconsumers.org

MOSES in WI, and other organizations like it in your area – www.mosesorganic.org

PCEI in Moscow, ID and other organizations like it in your area – www.pcei.org

Rural Roots in ID, and other organizations like it in your area – www.ruralroots.org

Raising Chickens – www.chickenvideo.com

Urban Homestead – www.urbanhomestead.org

Farming Classes – www.cultivatingsuccess.org

Alternatives to Pesticides – www.pesticide.org

Center for Rural Affairs – www.cfra.org

Organic Seed Alliance – www.seedalliance.org

Solar Greenhouse, Vision, & Inspiration – www.solviva.com

Center for Food Safety – www.centerforfoodsafety.org

Gardener’s Supply – www.gardeners.com

Rodale Institute – www.rodaleinstitute.org

Farm Resources – www.agmrc.org/directories__state_resources

American Solar Energy Society – www.ases.org

Cooperative Games & Child and Nature – www.childandnature.com

Old-fashioned Farm Supplies – www.lehmans.com

Sense & Sensibility Old-fashioned patterns – www.sensibility.com

Planet Bed and Breakfast – a bed and breakfast directory assembled by actual B&B owners (over 250 to be exact!).

Windhorse Farm – The Windhorse residential community offers various opportunities for others to enjoy and learn at the farm: custom-designed work/study contracts, tours, Open Farm Days, seasonal celebrations, educational programs, including guest cabins for up to 16 people.

Local Resources:

Meeting local organic farmers through Farmers’ Markets, natural food stores’ produce department managers, Master Gardener Programs, many universities’ agricultural departments, and local USDA offices, which can tell you what crops grow well in your area.

Local Organic Farms – www.localharvest.org

Eat Local, Eat Organic – www.eatwellguide.org

Magazines & websites:

Countryside – www.countrysidemag.com

Mother Earth News – www.motherearthnews.com

Small Farmers Journal – www.smallfarmersjournal.com

Farmland Trust – www.farmland.org

Business Help for Women:

Small Business Assn. www.sba.gov

Nonprofit / Grant Writing Tips – www.npguides.org

USDA Grants – www.rurdev.usda.gov

National Assn of Women Business Owners – www.nawbo.org