Information Links:

Following are various website that describe organic or sustainable agriculture, soil science, or blueberry horticulture.

Sustainable or Organic Agriculture

• Virginia Association for Biological Farming
  Virginia's premier, non-profit, educational organization, dedicated to the vision of a sustainable food and fiber system that will maintain healthy soil, clean water and thriving ecosystems, while providing quality products for consumers and economic security for farmers and rural communities.
• National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service
  This site features the latest in sustainable agriculture and organic farming news, events and funding opportunities, plus in-depth publications on production practices, alternative crop and livestock enterprises, innovative marketing, organic certification, and highlights of local, regional, USDA and other federal sustainable ag activities.
• Acres USA Magazine
  Acres U.S.A. is North America's oldest, largest magazine covering commercial-scale organic and sustainable farming.
• Global Organic Alliance
  This web site is an excellent source of information and downloads pertaining to members and inspectors of organic crops and livestock.
• Rodale Institute
  Rodale Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that creates global solutions from the ground up. Our soil scientists and a cooperating network of researchers have documented that organic farming techniques offer the best solution to global warming and famine. We were founded in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, in 1947 by organic pioneer J.I. Rodale. Our Farming Systems Trial®, the longest-running U.S. study comparing organic and conventional farming techniques, is the basis for our practical training to thousands of farmers in Africa, Asia and the Americas.  Our findings are clear: A global organic transformation will mitigate greenhouse gas emissions in our atmosphere and restore soil fertility.  Our mission: We improve the health and well-being of people and the planet.

Blueberry Production

• Organic Blueberry Production
  Blueberries are the most widely grown fruit crop in the U.S. Blueberries are well-suited to organic culture, and good markets exist for organically grown blueberries. This production guide addresses key aspects of organic blueberry production, including soils and fertility, cultural considerations, pests, and diseases, as well as marketing. Additional resources are provided for further investigation.
• Cornell University Website on Blueberry Production
  Contains a long list of hyperlinked documents and publications covering various aspects of blueberry production.
• US Highbush Blueberry Council Website
  Website contains information about highbush blueberry production and sales.
• Virginia Tech Cooperative Extension - Blueberry Production Info
  Hyperlinked publication featuring blueberry production in Virginia

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