Commercial exhibitors are invited to display their finest organic food, beverage and fibre products, to offer them for sampling and for sale. Exhibit space is available at reduced rates for non-profit groups who wish to inform the public about organic agriculture projects in their country. Cultural activities, music, and other performances will be taking place throughout the Exhibition as well as a program of films and speakers. In keeping with the principles of organic agriculture, this event will strive to be as environmentally friendly as possible. Come and join in the fun and sample the best the organic community has to offer.
Admission is free.
August is the height of the tourist season and 15,000 people are expected to visit the site during the course of the weekend. Exhibitors are advised to book their space as early as possible. The conference will explore issues, current research and practical applications of organic agriculture in plenary sessions, workshops, panel discussions and posters. Contributions will be invited with a call for papers in May 2001. Joint presentations from researchers and farmers involved in on-farm research are encouraged.