Growth in consumer interest in organically grown foods has opened new market opportunities for producers and retailers. This in turn implies an increased need for information specific to organic production, processing, marketing, and retail as growers and retailers increase their activities in this market. This article describes a research effort in east-central Kansas to assess the information needs in the organic sector. Data are drawn from focus groups and individual interviews with growers and retailers of organic foods. Implications for research and Extension programs, especially in the central Plains states, are discussed
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Growth in consumer interest in organically grown foods has opened new market opportunities for produ...
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Unlike organic producers, who widely advertise their produce as organically grown, very few farmers ...
With oil prices so volatile, Cooperative Extension agents can play an important role in the evolutio...
The Food Entrepreneur Assistance Program is a nationally renowned program at the Food Processing Cen...
Adding value to agriculture products to create jobs is one means to achieve rural development. Tenne...
Growth in consumer interest in organically grown foods has opened new market opportunities for produ...
The Growers\u27 Roundtable Meeting provides a forum for open and productive conversations of difficu...
A survey was conducted to quantify what gardening topics consumers were interested in learning and w...
With 86% of American farms individually or family operated, farmers\u27 health becomes imperative to...
A mail questionnaire survey was used to collect data on the sources that consumers used for gatherin...
When assisting stakeholders developing new value-added businesses, Extension faculty need to direct ...
The International Sugarbeet Institute was developed as a one-stop meeting place for growers and pr...
The study reported here sought to determine sustainable agriculture farmers\u27 perceived attitude t...
A survey questionnaire was used in collecting data used in examining differences in Extension leader...
A booth at the farmers\u27 market was set up in Bozeman, Montana during 2007 to promote Extension ac...
Unlike organic producers, who widely advertise their produce as organically grown, very few farmers ...
With oil prices so volatile, Cooperative Extension agents can play an important role in the evolutio...
The Food Entrepreneur Assistance Program is a nationally renowned program at the Food Processing Cen...
Adding value to agriculture products to create jobs is one means to achieve rural development. Tenne...