Organic agriculture in Egypt dates back to the mid-1970s, though it should be pointed out that until the 1940s, Egyptian farmers used no fertilizers or pesticides on their crops. Prior to the construction of the Aswan High Dam, the Nile's annual flood swamped farmland and left behind a thick layer of fertile soil, which nurtured the land naturally.
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All the activities and programs of Organic Egypt are designed to empower the organic agriculture sector in Egypt
We support the partner associations and other non-profit organizations by the following activities:
Three local partner associations; the Egyptian Bio-Dynamic Association (EBDA), Integral Development Action of Minia (IDAM) and the Fayoum Agro Organic and Development Association (FAODA).
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Organic certifications assist in organic agriculture growth; it guarantees the agriculture’s quality and prevents harmful ..
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Awareness programs are vital; they help in developing the society and encourage the community to take positive actions.
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Up-to-date research is crucial to develop knowledge and improve learning, it helps to understand various issues and increase public awareness.
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Networking is essential to unfold and develop the organic movement in Egypt. Currently, the organic agriculture sector in Egypt is scattered in many small entities…
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This newsletter reviews the first quarter of 2020
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The world is changing extremely fast nowadays in response of this pandemic Coronavirus (COVID 19)
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This newsletter reviews the last quarter of 2019
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IFOAM & FIBL developed a complete training material for Organic Agriculture best practices where you can learn the basic and advanced concept of organic agriculture going through the production aspect till the harvesting.
Learn More This manual was commissioned by IFOAM and funded through its programme „IFOAM-GROWING ORGANIC“ (I-GO) which aims to strengthen the Organic Movement in Developing Countries. The main donors of the programme are HIVOS (Netherlands) and the Biodiversity Fund of the Dutch Government
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The training manual for Organic Agriculture provide the main information’s and steps to convert to Organic agriculture and focus on the ways to manage all practices related to Organic Agriculture
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The Standards for the use of Demeter®, Biodynamic® and other related trademarks set out the criteria and framework within which products are certified with these trademarks. In each instance in the standards in which the word, stylised word, logo or trademark ‘Demeter’ appears, Biodynamic® is implied.
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On 26th of January 2020, The Egyptian parliament agreed for a new law that support the organic agriculture sector in Egypt. The law legislate the regulations that control the organic agriculture sector in Egypt.
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