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OHBA (Organic Horticulture Benefits Alliance) is a community-focused organization dedicated to educating all individuals, farmers, horticulturalists, gardeners, homeowners, landscapers, schools, and truth seekers on the real-world application and benefits of organics, so that our community not only survives but thrives, as the world moves towards organics and sustainability.