Pictured with Debbie is Bob Walters, CEO of FieldWatch. Debbie joined the FIeldWatch board in March 2021. At the July 2024 FieldWatch Board Meeting, Debbie Hamrick, who serves as the Director of Specialty Crops for
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN (June 12, 2024) –Georgia joins FieldWatch along with 24 other states, one Canadian province, and the District of Columbia. The membership will enable Georgia’s beekeepers (hobbyist and commercial) and crop producers (organic
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Indiana is home to the third-largest Amish population in the United States. Also known as “Plain People”, the Amish and Mennonites, reside in numerous counties, where many of them farm. Traditionally, these communities refrain from
Kevin and Jon Findlay are organic farmers everyone should know! As the seventh generation of farmers in their family, they run Clearwater Farms in Caro, Michigan, consisting of Findlay’s Organics, Harvest Ridge Processing and Finn
If you missed the meeting here is both the webinar via video and the presentation.
FieldWatch's 2023 Impact Report Shows Growth & Value
FieldWatch has updated our impact report.We’ve had a significant year of growth, and we’re excited to share this data with you!View the report onlineDownload as PDF
Sharing the passing of long-time Board Member, advocate and friend of FieldWatch.
Bernie Engel is the Glenn W. Sample Dean of Agriculture for the Purdue College of Agriculture and was the 'father' of DriftWatch alongside Steve Smith of Red Gold Tomatoes. Bernie gives a great history of