Mano Farm is a 1.3 acre certified organic seed, vegetable and herb farm located in Ojai, California. We farm year-round, emphasizing the use of human labor and hand tools. On-farm apprenticeship, interns, and work trade opportunities are primarily available through the WWOOF-USA network. We offer Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) memberships to residents of the Ojai Valley and sell our seeds through our sister company, All Good Things Organic Seeds. We are also proponents of food justice, a movement that seeks to increase the availability of nutritious, healthy food to low-income individuals and families. Low income and fully subsidized CSA shares are available, and we also accept EBT/SNAP (food stamp) benefits for CSA payments. Contact us for more details.
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Judge Sides With Monsanto: Ridicules Farmers’ Right to Grow Food Without Fear, Contamination and Economic Harm | OSGATA
“On February 24, Judge Naomi Buchwald handed down her ruling on a motion to dismiss in the case of Organic Seed Growers and Trade Assn et al v. Monsanto after hearing oral argument on January 31st in Federal District Court in Manhattan. Her ruling to dismiss the case brought against Monsanto on behalf of organic farmers, seed growers and agricultural organizations representing farmers and citizens was met with great disappointment by the plaintiffs.”
Posted on Sunday, March 4th 2012
Our seed company is co-hosting a Ventura County/Ojai Valley Seed Swap along with the Ojai Valley Green Coalition: Saturday, February 25th 2012, 1 pm. Chaparral Auditorium. 414 E. Ojai Ave. Email: agtoseeds@gmail.com. Phone: 805.758.3184. Hope to see you there!
Posted on Thursday, February 2nd 2012
Tags agriculture organic ojai seed seeds seed saving seed swap all good things organic seeds
This is a picture of our purple sprouting broccoli (Brassica oleracea) forming seed pods. It was taken about a month and a half ago. This week we’ve been placing bird netting over the plants, as the birds seek out the seeds right as they’re maturing — unsurprisingly we all want them at the same time.
Posted on Wednesday, July 20th 2011
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