Familiarize Yourself with Organic Farming Practices
Step 1
Should not use synthetic pesticides, use only organic inputs, crop rotation, composting, and sustainable soil.
Prepare your Farm for Organic Certification
Step 2
Implement organic farming, record practices, inputs, seeds, pests, disease management for minimum 5 years.
Choose a Certification Body
Step 3
Research and choose "NPOP"-accredited organic certification body based on credibility, cost, and expertise in your agricultural sector.
Application Submission
Step 4
Contact chosen certification body, submit application with farm details, crops/products for certification, and documentation of organic farming practices.
Inspection and Documentation Review
Step 5
After receiving your application, the certification body will schedule an on-site farm inspection to assess compliance with organic standards.
The certification body will assess inspection findings and documentation to determine if your farm meets organic certification requirements.
Certification Decision
Step 7
Upon completion of the evaluation, the certification body will communicate their decision. If approved, you'll receive an organic certification certificate.
Compliance and Renewal
Step 8
Maintain organic farming with accurate records. Undergo regular inspections and apply for recertification before expiration.
Labeling and Marketing
Step 9
After organic certification, use the logo on products. Market them by emphasizing certification, health, and environmental benefits.
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