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2. ORGANIC FIELD CROPS DOCUMENTATION FORMSPAGE 2
• Diane Bowen, Green Opportunities Consult-
ing, Milwaukee, WI
• Emily Brown-Rosen, Organic Materials Re-
view Institute, Titusville, NJ
• Rex Dufour, NCAT, Davis, CA
• John Foster, Seven Spoke Farm, McMinnville,
OR
• Lance Gegner, NCAT, Fayetteville, AR
• Gail Hardy, NCAT, Fayetteville, AR
• Mark Keating, Agricultural Marketing Ser-
vice, USDA, Washington, DC
• Rose Koenig, Rosie’s Organic Farm and NOSB
board member, Gainesville, FL
• Nick Maravell, Nick’s Organic Farm,
Potomac, MD
• Nancy Matheson, NCAT, Helena, MT
• Teresa Maurer, NCAT, Fayetteville, AR
• Miles McEvoy, Washington State Department
of Agriculture, Olympia, WA
• Jim Riddle, Organic Independents and NOSB
board member, Winona, MN
• Maria Rosmann, Rosmann Family Farms,
Harlan, IA
• Kelly Shea, Director of Organic Agriculture,
Horizon Organic, Penrose, CO
• Francis Thicke, Radiance Dairy, Fairfield, IA
• Ann Wells, NCAT, Fayetteville, AR
This set of documentation forms contains the
following:
A. Activity Log – use to record all practices and
equipment used for each field from pre-plant
through post-harvest.
B. Inputs Log – use to record all materials, seeds
and/or seedlings used for each field from pre-
plant through post-harvest.
C. Organic Seed and Planting Stock Record – for
documenting source, treatment and other in-
formation on seed and planting stock used.
D. Organic Seed and Planting Stock Search
Record – when non-organic seed or plants are
used it is necessary to demonstrate that at-
tempts were made to locate an organic source.
E. Compost Production Record – to meet Na-
tional Organic Program regulations, compost
production requires that initial carbon-to-ni-
trogen ratios be within a certain range, that
proper temperatures be sustained, and that
piles (in certain systems) be turned a mini-
mum number of times.
F. Field Soils Monitoring Log – this form can be
used to document monitoring of soil fertility
and soil erosion. Monitoring procedures are
required to justify the use of most micronu-
trient fertilizers.
G. Field Pest Monitoring Log – this form can be
used to document monitoring of weeds, dis-
eases, and insect pests. Monitoring proce-
dures are required to justify the use of most
biological, botanical, and allowed synthetic
pesticides.
H. Harvest Record, Organic – use to record your
organic and buffer zone harvest information.
I. On-Farm Bin Storage Record, Organic – use
to record details of your on-farm storage in
organic-only farming operations.
J. On-Farm Cold Storage Record, Organic – use
to record details of your on-farm refrigerated
storage in organic-only operations.
K. On-Farm Bin Storage Record,Split Operation–
use to record details of your on-farm storage
of organic, transitional, and conventional
crops.
L. On-Farm Cold Storage Record, Split Opera-
tion – use to record details of your on-farm
refrigerated storage of organic, transitional,
and conventional crops.
M. Off-farm Bin Storage Record, Organic – use
to record off-farm storage of organic crops.
N. Off-farm Cold Storage Records, Organic – use
to record off-farm refrigerated storage of or-
ganic crops.
O. Pest Control Log for Crop Storage Units – for
recording pest control activities and inputs
in your crop storage units.
P. Equipment Cleanout Log – use to record
cleanout activities of farm equipment.
Q. Equipment Settings Record – use to record
settings and adjustments for your field equip-
ment, for your convenience and increased ef-
ficiency year to year.
R. Sales Record – use to record sales of farm
production.
These forms may be copied and distributed
freely. They may be downloaded from the
ATTRA website at <http://attra.ncat.org>. Ad-
ditional hardcopies can also be obtained by writ-
ing ATTRA at PO Box 3657, Fayetteville, AR
72702, or by calling 1-800-346-9140.
IP230/230
3. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date Date Activity
Date
Additional notes and observations:
Yield Condition of Harvest
Field Activity Log
A record of the practices and equipment you use for each field.
Field Activities: List date and activity, from pre-plant through post-harvest.
Harvest: Use harvest/storage records to provide more detailed harvest information.
Farm Name or Unit: Field ID: Acres: Crop: Year:
Activity
1A Field Activity Log May be copied and distributed as needed.
4. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date
Date
Rate /
Amount Notes
Fertilizers / Pest Control
Material Applied /
Brand or Source
Additional notes and observations:
Field Inputs Log
A record of the materials you use for each field.
Farm Name or Unit: Field ID: Acres: Crop: Year:
Seeds / Transplants
Crop / Variety
Planted / Transplanted
Seeding Rate /
Transplant Spacing
1B Field Inputs Log May be copied and distributed as needed.
5. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Code
(O,U,F)
Treatment*
Type/Brand
Confirmation of
non-GMO status?
(non-organic only)
Seed and Planting Stock Record
A record of seed and plants you purchased for use in organic production.
Space is provided to record whether seeds/transplants are certified organic (O), untreated non-organic (U), or produced on-
farm organic (F); to list seed treatments* used; and to note non-GMO verification analysis, if available. Remember that if
you use non-organic seeds or transplants, you must document your search for the organic equivalent. Non-organic
perennial planting stock must be under organic management for a minimum of one year prior to the first organic harvest.
Farm Name or Unit: ________________________________________________ Crop Year: _____________
Seed and Planting Stock Information
Crop Variety Supplier Lot #
* "Treatment" refers to natural and synthetic substances included on the National List ONLY.
1C Seed & Planting Stock May be copied and distributed as needed.
6. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date Company Name Contact Information Outcome of Inquiry
Date Company Name Contact Information Outcome of Inquiry
Date Company Name Contact Information Outcome of Inquiry
Date Company Name Contact Information Outcome of Inquiry
Date Company Name Contact Information Outcome of Inquiry
Crop/Variety Required:
Organic Seed and Planting Stock Search Record
Producers may use non-organic seed only when organic seed is not commercially available.
Use this form to document companies and individuals you contacted in your search for organic seed and stock.
Farm Name or Unit: Crop Year:
Crop/Variety Required:
Crop/Variety Required:
Crop/Variety Required:
Crop/Variety Required:
1D Seed Search May be copied and distributed as needed.
7. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Dates Temperature Turned?
Compost Production Method Used:
Feedstocks Used (including inoculants): Estimated C/N Ratio:
Compost Production Record
A record of on-farm compost production practices.
Farm Name or Unit: Production Year:
Compost Pile, Windrow, or Unit I.D.: Date Started:
1E Compost Production Record May be copied and distributed as needed.
8. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
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Are there visible signs of nutrient stress? No Yes
Crop Monitoring:
Fertility / Soil Monitoring Log
Farm Name or Unit: Field ID: Acres: Crop: Year:
Date of most recent soil test:
When compared with previous soil tests, are your nutrient levels (circle):
within or approaching
desired range
pH is:
Ca (calcium)
Mg (magnesium)
B (boron)
Cu (copper)
Mo (molybdenum)
Mn (manganese)
Fe (iron)
Zn (zinc)
Organic matter /
Humus levels
out of or moving away
from desired range
Erosion Monitoring:
Is there evidence of wind and/or water erosion? No Yes
S (sulfur)
Na (sodium)
K (potassium)
P (phosphorus)
Additional Notes on Soil and Crop Monitoring:
1F Field Soils Monitoring Log May be copied and distributed as needed.
9. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date
Damage
Assessment
(Low, Medium,
High)
Date
Damage
Assessment
(Low, Medium,
High)
Date
Weed Pressure
(Low, Medium,
High)
Weed
Disease
Farm Name or Unit: Field ID: Acres: Crop: Year:
Pest Monitoring: List date, type of insect or pest, and assessment of crop damage you observed.
Type of crop damage
Insect / Pest
(note monitoring method
if desired)
Type of crop damage
Disease Monitoring: List date, type or description of disease, and assessment of damage.
Pest / Weed Monitoring Log
Weed Monitoring: List date, name/description of problem weed, and assessment of weed pressure.
1G Field Pest Monitoring Log May be copied and distributed as needed.
10. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Harvest
Date
Field
I.D.
Organic Crop
Quantity /
Quality
Where Stored
or Sold
Harvest Record for Organic Operations
A record of your organic crops harvest for the entire year.
Farm Name or Unit: _________________________________________________ Crop Year: ___________
1H Harvest Record May be copied and distributed as needed.
11. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Harvest
Date
Field
I.D.
Buffer Crop
Quantity /
Quality
Where
Stored/Sold/Used
Farm Name or Unit: _________________________________________________ Crop Year: ___________
Buffer Zone Harvest Record for Organic Operations
A record of your buffer crops harvest for the entire year.
1H Harvest Record May be copied and distributed as needed.
12. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date
Quantity
In
Field
I.D.
Crop
Organic /
Buffer
Lot #
Assigned
Quantity
Out
Cleanout
Date
Cleanout
By
ON -Farm Bin / Unit Storage Record for Organic Operations
A record of your on-farm storage of organic and buffer zone crops.
Bin or Unit: Capacity: Crop Year:
Farm Name or Unit:
1I On-Farm Org. Bin Storage May be copied and distributed as needed.
13. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date
Quantity
In
Field
I.D.
Crop
Organic /
Buffer
Lot #
Assigned
Quantity
Out
Cleanout
Date
Cleanout
By
ON -Farm Cooler / Cold Storage Record for Organic Crops
A record of your on-farm cold storage of organic and buffer zone crops.
Cold Storage Unit: Capacity: Crop Year:
Farm Name or Unit:
1J On-Farm Org. Cooler Storage May be copied and distributed as needed.
14. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date
Quantity
In
Field
I.D.
Crop
Organic /
Trans. /
Conv.
Lot #
Assigned
Quantity
Out
Cleanout
Date
Cleanout
By
ON -Farm Bin / Unit Storage Record for SPLIT Operations
A record of your on-farm storage of Organic, Transitional, and Conventional crops in common areas.
Bin or Unit: Capacity: Crop Year:
Farm Name or Unit:
1K On-Farm Split Bin Storage May be copied and distributed as needed.
15. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date
Quantity
In
Field
I.D.
Crop
Organic /
Trans. /
Conv.
Lot #
Assigned
Quantity
Out
Cleanout
Date
Cleanout
By
ON -Farm Cooler / Cold Storage Record for SPLIT Operations
A record of your on-farm cold storage of Organic, Transitional, and Conventional crops
in common areas.
Cold Storage Unit: Capacity: Crop Year:
Farm Name or Unit:
1L On-Farm Split Cooler Storage May be copied and distributed as needed.
16. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date
Quantity
In
Field
I.D.
Crop
Lot #
Assigned
Quantity
Out
Cleanout
Date
Cleanout
By
OFF -Farm Bin / Unit Storage Record for Organic Crops
A record of your off-farm storage of organic crops.
Storage Facility
Name: Location: Certified Organic?
Bin or Unit: Capacity: Crop Year:
Farm Name or Unit:
1M Off-farm Org. Bin Storage May be copied and distributed as needed.
17. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date
Quantity
In
Field
I.D.
Crop
Lot #
Assigned
Quantity
Out
Cleanout
Date
Cleanout
By
OFF -Farm Cooler / Cold Storage Record for Organic Crops
A record of your off-farm cold storage of organic crops.
Farm Name or Unit:
Storage Facility
Name: Location: Certified Organic?
Cold Storage Unit: Capacity: Crop Year:
1N Off-farm Org. Cooler Storage May be copied and distributed as needed.
18. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date Pest Control Activity / Input By Whom?
Pest Control Activities and Inputs for Organic Crop Storage
A record of the actions and materials you use to prevent/control pests in stored organic crops.
Farm Name or Unit: Crop Year:
Storage Unit I.D.: Location (if off-farm):
1O Storage Pest Inputs May be copied and distributed as needed.
19. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Cleanout Date By
Condition of Equipment
note any repairs or maintenance needed
Cleanout Performed
as per Protocols*?
Y / N
* "Protocols" are the routine, step-by-step procedures established to make certain that equipment is properly and completely cleaned
each and every time cleaning is required.
Equipment Cleanout Log
This sheet should be kept on or near the equipment.
Machine or Piece of Equipment: Crop Year:
1P Equipment Cleanout Log May be copied and distributed as needed.
20. Organic Farm Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Machine or
Piece of Equipment
Crop Settings Notes
Equipment Settings and Adjustments for Field Operations
Farm Name or Unit: Crop Year:
1Q Equipment Settings May be copied and distributed as needed.
21. Organic Field Crop Documentation Forms Provided courtesy of NCAT's
ATTRA Project, 1-800-346-9140
Date
of Sale
Crop
Sold
Storage
Unit I.D.
Lot
#
Sold as
Organic or
Conv.
Buyer
Quantity
Sold
Price per
Unit
Total Price
Balance of
Crop
Remaining
Sales Record
Farm Name or Unit: Crop Year:
1R Sales Record May be copied and distributed as needed.