We know it is a busy time of year, and it’s a full season at A Greener World (AGW) too. Special thanks to all who supported our Earth Day campaign to update and revise our trusted food labeling resource, Food Labels Exposed. We look forward to sharing the newest version with you—so you can also share this valuable resource with your customers.

Recognizing you’ve got plenty to do off-screen, we’ve made this week’s update a short one. Below please enjoy a new article about soil nutrient management from our latest Sustainable Farming magazine, a profile on one your fellow producers, and the latest news from the AGW farming family.

Featured Resource: Start with the Soil

Soil nutrient management is a vital part of regenerative farming and applying climate-smart practices can reduce the environmental impact of your operation while improving its resilience—and profitability. Learn more about soil nutrient management in this new blog post.

Meet the Farmer: BOTL Farm

Danielle Larese and Nick Weinstock own BOTL Farm, located in Ashford, Connecticut, where they raise Certified AWA by AGW pigs and chickens, and Certified AWA and Certified Grassfed by AGW sheep and goats. They sell directly to customers at local farmers’ markets and an on-farm store. Get to know these amazing farmers in our newest “Meet the Farmer” blog post.

In the News

• Green Oklahoma featured Bachman Family Farms in Deer Creek, OK as a runner up in the “Best Farm” category in “The Best Eco-Friendly Businesses In Oklahoma – Best of 2024.”

• Tulsa World features Shepherd’s Cross in Claremore, OK in “Woolly Weekend sheep-shearing festival set.”

• Arkansas Money and Politics featured Ozark Valley Bison in Fox, AR in “Specialty Proteins Finding a Home in the Natural State.”

• Farmers Guardian features AGW’s Executive Director – Europe, Wayne Copp, in “Farming Matters – “We must robustly certify farm systems using regen claim.”

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