Tell Congress to Support Organic Farming

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Congress will soon vote on a new farm bill – the federal measure with the greatest impact on the food we eat. Currently, your tax dollars go to highly profitable agribusinesses that don’t need the help and to people who don’t live anywhere near a farm. The government does very little to help farmers grow organic fruits and vegetables.

By signing this petition, you are telling Congress that you want your tax dollars to go to programs that help families gain greater access to healthy, affordable food in the new farm bill.

This petition will be sent to Frank D. Lucas, Chairmain of the House Committee on Agriculture and Debbie Stabenew, Chairwoman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry.

We encourage you to have fun with this campaign and weave in the petition signup form into multiple blog posts to encourage signatures. The blog posts can be new posts or past posts that are continuing to drive high traffic.

Examples of stories to place the petition:

• Recipes
• Healthy eating tips
• A visit to the local farmers market
• Growing your own garden
• Seasonal produce
• Cooking / caring for your children

You have the option to weave in any of the additional provided information around the Farm Bill and organic farming facts. We encourage you to create your stories and call to action that will best resonate with your members.

To engage your community for this campaign, you will embed the petition form only within your blog post/s. Compensation and tracking of your community members signing the petition will only register once a community member fully fills out the petition form and submits their entry.

To encourage petition signatures across your social channels, share a call to action and a link to the blog post that contains the petition.

If you have any technical questions around using or tracking of the embed code, please contact your customer success manager, kara[at]linqia[dot]com or call Kara at 415.987.1752 to discuss.

This article is sponsored by TakePart