Next Accreditation Course, February 2021
The next accreditation course in organic land care will be held in February. Earn credentials in organic landscaping and learn the practices and principles of organic land care as you prepare for the season ahead.
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NGICP (National Green Infrastructure Certification Program)
In partnership with the Ecological Landscape Alliance, NOFA is bringing the NGICP course online for the second time this February. Earn the standard for certification of green infrastructure (GI) construction, inspection, and maintenance workers. Click through to register.
The mission of the Northeast Organic Farming Association’s Organic Land Care Program (NOFA OLC) is to extend the vision and principles of organic agriculture to the care of the landscapes where people carry out their daily lives.
Organic land care is a sustainable ecological landscaping system that promotes and enhances biodiversity, biological cycles and soil biological activity. It is based on minimal use of off-site inputs and on management practices that restore, maintain and enhance ecological harmony and beauty in urban and suburban landscapes and gardens. Organic, in particular, means landscaping with no synthetic pesticides of any kind (insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, etc.) and with no synthetic fertilizers or soil amendments.
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New Partners!
This spring…
The Ecotype Project
The Standard for Organic Land Care now available in Spanish
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