Agency:.Produced in part with the support of the National Film Board of Canada's Filmmaker Assistance Program.

Director, Ryan Young ; producer, Ryan Young ; music, Kirk MacGeachy, Dave Gossage ; sound editing, Luc Bourgeois ; camera, Ryan Young, Paul Cairns, Regan Morin, Melinda Zytaruk, Danielle Schami.

Recorded 2002.

Windmill Point Farm is a 70-acre island of hope in a sea of industrial agribusinesses that poison the surrounding land. Dr. Ken Taylor is an organic farmer with a PhD in chemistry, a degree that gives him unusual authority when assessing the damage we are doing to ourselves and to the environment by buying genetically engineered and pesticide-laden food. Organic Prophecies chronicles one man's innovative approaches on a farm in southwestern Quebec. Not only does Ken farm without GMOs, chemical fertilizers and herbicides, he also grows thousands of heirloom nuts, vegetables and fruits, helping to preserve our vital heritage. We also meet some of the customers who buy his organic produce--people who depend upon it for healthy food and peace of mind. This film makes prophetic statements about the sorry state of conventional agriculture and the viable alternatives.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

First Place - Category: Farming, Pesticides and soils, 2003

Description based on online resource; title from title screen (National Film Board of Canada, viewed 2023-08-10).