Genesis Farm is a learning center for Earth studies. It welcomes all people of good will in the search for alternative ways to achieve true human and ecological well-being. It focuses on the connections between the health of our global commons of air, water, land, and nature, and the health of our local communities and bioregons. Founded by the Dominican Sisters of Caldwell, New Jersey, it is rooted in a spirituality that reverences Earth as a primary revelation of the divine. Since 1986 Genesis Farm has been a part of the Community and theSupported Agriculture (CSA) movement.

Corporations-Suck is an informational website addressing the fact that corporations have an utter disregard for the Earth and the future generations who will need to inhabit it.

Local Harvest maintains a definitive and reliable "living" public nationwide directory of small farms, farmers markets, and other local food sources. Its search engine helps users find local sources of sustainably grown food and encourages them to establish direct contact with family farms in their local area.

The Carbohydrate Economy Clearinghouse is a program of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance (ILSR). It was created to provide accessible, up-to-date information spanning all facets of the carbohydrate economy. It contains comprehensive information on plant matter-based products and the cutting edge companies and cooperatives producing them, reports on developments in this rapidly expanding field, ILSR's publications, and more.

CENYC is a privately funded organization in the Office of the Mayor. The group promotes environmental awareness and solutions to environmental problems. Specifically, they promote and assist in the creatation of open green spaces and community gardens; promote and help impliment buisness recycling programs; conduct wats prevention studies for major corporations, universities and schools; and promote rural farmers through open air markets within the city.

CBNS is a research organization with experience in the analysis of environmental, energy and resource problems and its economic implications. The Center works to provide practical solutions to environmental problems, emphasizing those solutions which improve the overall productivity as well as the economic position and welfare of the affected social group. The Center works to assist both citizens and government agencies concerned with these problems.

CBNS is a research organization with experience in the analysis of environmental, energy and resource problems and its economic implications. CBNS studies such things as trash disposal, agricultural sources of pollution, and environmental carcinogens; energy issues such as conservation, cogeneration and solar energy; resource issues such as organic farming and waste reduction; and the relation of such issues to economic factors and social welfare.

CBNS is a research organization with experience in the analysis of environmental, energy and resource problems and its economic implications. CBNS studies such things as trash disposal, agricultural sources of pollution, and environmental carcinogens; energy issues such as conservation, cogeneration and solar energy; resource issues such as organic farming and waste reduction; and the relation of such issues to economic factors and social welfare.

Información sobre seguridad alimentaria, transgénicos, agrotóxicos, salud, ambiente y organizaciones sindicales
de la agroindustria.

The Hemp Commerce & Farming Report is a media project dedicated to the development and promotion of North America's new industrial hemp industry. The HCFR delivers topical, well-researched and well-crafted information on hemp farming, processing, organic agriculture and marketing to subscribers via email and posting to the World Wide Web. As an online-only publication, the HCFR takes advantage of communications technology to effectively reach a specialized and geographically dispersed audience.