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A Bounty of Spring Chapter Meetings and Elections

Submitted by Adrian Fischer on Mon, 05/08/2017 - 15:30
Spring is a time of year that brings the joy of life to the forefront for all of us who work in agriculture. The CCOF Chapters have been buzzing with spring activity over the last month and two chapters conducted elections. 
 

Cast Your Vote in the CCOF Big Valley Chapter 2018 Election

Submitted by Adrian Fischer on Mon, 06/18/2018 - 11:44
The CCOF Big Valley Chapter (BV Chapter) election voting period is open until Thursday, June 28. If you are part of the BV Chapter, make sure your voice is heard!
 
Your vote is vital to the member-driven democratic process of electing CCOF leadership. 
The CCOF Chapter Bylaws require a 10 percent quorum of chapter members for election purposes. The Big Valley Chapter currently has 189 members, which means we need 19 votes to fulfill a quorum.  A simple majority ratifies a vote.
 

Cast Your Vote in the CCOF Central Coast Chapter 2018 Election

Submitted by Adrian Fischer on Mon, 06/11/2018 - 12:57
The CCOF Central Coast Chapter (CC Chapter) election voting period is open until Friday, June 15. If you are part of the CC Chapter, make sure your voice is heard!
 
Your vote is vital to the member-driven democratic process of electing CCOF leadership. 
 
 
Why Vote?
 

CCOF Chapter in Mexico Elects Leaders

Submitted by Jane Sooby on Mon, 08/10/2015 - 11:01

In May, CCOF members in Mexico formed a new CCOF chapter. As their first order of business, the Mexico Chapter members elected the following chapter leaders:

President: Esteban Macías Padilla, Grupo U
Vice President: Daniela Robles, Grupo Alta
Secretary: Dante Gutiérrez Medina, Berrymex Baja California
Treasurer: Lois Christie, Christie Organic Consultants, Inc., and Tequila Sauza
Board Representative: Eduardo Morales, Promotora Agrícola El Toro 

CCOF Chapter Leadership Opportunities

Submitted by Adrian Fischer on Tue, 10/15/2019 - 10:16
CCOF’s chapter system is a powerful tool to connect our members from across the United States and Mexico. Chapter meetings serve as an outlet to voice challenges, share successes and advice, and strategize ways of advancing organic for a healthy world.

Highlights from the CCOF Fresno-Tulare Chapter Meeting

Submitted by Adrian Fischer on Mon, 04/23/2018 - 11:13
On April 12, 23 members of the CCOF Fresno-Tulare Chapter met at the Ag One Conference room at California State University, Fresno. 
 

Join Us at the 2017 CCOF Pacific Southwest Organic Symposium

Submitted by Guest Blogger on Mon, 08/14/2017 - 10:36

2017 CCOF Pacific Southwest Organic Symposium
Farmers for Farmers: Growing Together

Hosted by the CCOF Pacific Southwest Chapter
Sunday, September 17, 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Leichtag Foundation, Encinitas, California

Thank you sponsors, for making this day possible!

Pacific Southwest April Chapter Meeting Highlights

Submitted by Adrian Fischer on Mon, 04/23/2018 - 11:17
On April 10, 33 members of the CCOF Pacific Southwest Chapter met at the Fallbrook Public Library. 
 

Proposed Organic Production Systems Certificate of Special Study at CSU Fresno

Submitted by Adrian Fischer on Tue, 01/22/2019 - 11:19
The CCOF Fresno-Tulare Chapter is working with Fresno State Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology and other stakeholders to develop an Organic Production Systems Certificate of Special Study at Fresno State
 
The proposal to develop this certificate program states:
 
Over the past several years there has been considerable interest in expanding our faculty

RESCHEDULED: Tour the Kompogas Anaerobic Digestion (Composting/Biogas) Facility and Join the CCOF San Luis Obispo Chapter Meeting

Submitted by Adrian Fischer on Mon, 03/18/2019 - 10:38
The San Luis Obispo Kompogas facility converts municipal organic solid waste into high grade compost, liquid soil amendment, and carbon neutral biogas. Through a controlled 14-day multistage process at a thermophilic temperature of 131 degrees, food waste is converted into compost for agricultural use and carbon-neutral biogas for electricity production. The facility does all this indoors with no runoff while recovering energy in the process.

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