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  State Organic Growing Conference to Be Held In Columbia March 2 web posted February 19, 2013 COLUMBIA SC – The State Organic Growing Conference will be held near Columbia, SC, on Saturday, March 2, 2013, at the Longleaf Middle School. The conference is sponsored by the SC Organization for Organic Living. The agricultural education event will feature premier organic growers from South Carolina who will discuss a variety of timely subjects including Growing Organic Fruit and Vegetables; Grass Fed Beef Production and Marketing; Organic Dry Farming; Mushroom Production; Plant Propagation for Fun and Profit; Agri-Tourism, Marketing and Branding; Gardening Without Chemicals; Ethical Soil Fertility; Heritage Poultry Production; Adding Cut Flowers to the Mix; Insect Ecology: Working With Dairy Goats; Community Support for Agriculture (CSA); Good Agricultural Practices Certification; Raising Heritage Hogs and Healing Herbs. Greg Judy of Rucker, Missouri, a nationally acclaimed grazing expert and author of No Risk Ranching and Comeback Farm: Rejuvenating Soils, Pastures and Profits, will speak on the Benefits of Multi-Species Grazing and Building Soil Life. For additional information on the conference agenda visit: www.scorganicliving.com or contact Rebecca McKinney, executive director of the SC Organization for Organic Living, at: Rebecca@scorganicliving.com or by telephone at 864-414-5337. The Longleaf Middle School is located off I-77 exit 22 at 1160 Longreen Parkway near Columbia, SC. © Copyright 2012 - 2013 All material is property of
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