A small garden may inspire you to expand your planting spot into a small farm. Communities in cities sometimes gather friends and neighbors to create co-op gardening on smaller patches of soil. However you plan on gardening, you will definitely need organic vegetable seeds to start out your project. To help you in your search, the following information should provide you with many potential sources for seeds and growers.
Johnny's Seed Company has been selling farm equipment and bulk organic seed for almost forty years. This company is one of many growers able to meet the USDA organic requirements for the organic seed they sell; which includes being certified as an organic handler and processor.
If you are serious about buying organic seed, then you should do your research to ensure that the grower and the seeds have been certified organic. In order to do this, verify the supplier's documentation. Each country has different rules for organic certification, so find out what your country's rules are.
In the United States, you should ask for the growers certification number, the date of issue of the certification, completion date of the annual inspection, the name of the inspection company and the name of the director of certification. Reputable companies like Seeds of Change post their organic certifications online.
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