I'm guessing you've heard of Oregon TILTH, the state's leading organization promoting organic, sustainable farming.  They certify organic farms with on-site inspections, soil tests and tests of produce to insure organic standards of production.  You might learn a great deal from visiting their website.

Your comments regarding organic farming are totally without substance.  The agri-chemical industry is working very hard to discredit organic farming.  Fortunately, they are not succeeding.  More and more farmers are adopting organic methods of production, the supply of certified organic produce is ever increasing and the prices are becoming more competitive with produce grown on megafarms utilizing petroleum based fertilizers and chemical herbicides and pesticides.  The pollution of water tables and riverways with, especially, nitrogen and phosperous compounds result from overapplication of petroleum based chemical fertilizers is a widespread problem.  read up a bit on these issues....