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More shoppers buying organic, but fewer farmers making switch

A new challenge has emerged: Convincing enough farmers to get past their organic reluctance and start taking advantage of the good money pouring in.

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More consumers buying organic, but US farmers still war

It used to be that organic crops were an oddity, destined for health food stores or maybe a few farmers markets

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More consumers buying organic, but US farmers still wary | Long Island Business News

While farmers seem hesitant, U.S. consumers aren't.

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More consumers buying organic, but farmers still reluctant

A new USDA effort would include $100 million toward helping growers learn new techniques.

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Churdan, Iowa, farmer s dream of organic farming pays off

USDA has committed up to $300 million to recruit and help farmers make the switch to organic.

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