Help us save the bees! Did you know... Bees are responsible for the pollination of over two thirds of the world's agriculture crops? Unfortunately, bee populations are declining at an alarming rate due to habitat loss, diseases, and pesticides. A world without pollinators would be a world without vital crops such as almonds, berries, and apples. What can you do to help? Plant native wildflowers in your yard. Choose organic. 100% Recycled Paperboard™. Paper, box. Recycle if clean & dry, store drop-off, plastic, bag. how2recycle.info. We're growing a better package. Working with nature. Organi ...Read More

c farming & pests. How we grow our food matters. That's why organic farmers use nature as an ally in their farming practices. When it comes to dealing with pests, organic farmers don't rely on synthetic pesticides. Rather, by fostering habitat for beneficial insects that prey on crop pests or by rotating crops to break crop pest cycles, organic farmers use the natural food web to help protect their crops. The result is a natural pest management system that is good for crops and good for the environment. It's agriculture through nature, bringing us food just the way it should be. Why we go organic. Why is organic so important to us? Simple. It's good for people and good for the environment. Organic farmers work with nature to build rich, healthy soil and preserve biodiversity and critical water resources. Organic farming also means crops are grown without the use of genetic engineering (GMOs) or synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. By eating organic, we not only limit our exposure to these synthetic chemicals but also respect and utilize nature's rich ecosystem. It's food just the way it should be. We've outgrown our Home Farm in Skagit Valley, but you can still visit the place where it all started! Plan a trip and stop by our farm stand for a pint of our fresh, seasonal berries or homemade organic ice cream. If you aren't in the area, take an interactive, virtual tour of the farm by visiting cascadianfarm.com/farmtour. Cascadian Farm Home Farm 55749 State Route 20 Rockport, WA 98283. Certified organic: This product is certified organic by the Washington State Department of Agriculture in accordance with the organic standards of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. This package is sold by weight, not by volume. You can be assured of proper weight even though some settling of contents normally occurs during shipment and handling. USDA Certified Biobased Product, package 68%. Bag inside this carton is a USDA certified bio-based package. Whole Grain, 28g or more per serving. Eat 48g or more of whole grains daily. wholegrainscouncil.org. We welcome your questions or comments. 1-800-624-4123 (Mon-Fri 7:30-5:30 CT). Visit us at www.cascadianfarm.com. ©Small Planet Foods, Inc.