; (xv) hosting or supporting regional conventions, conferences, farmer-led training sessions and programs, field days, teach-ins, and other educational opportunities focused on organic production; and (xvi) establishing infrastructure for interfarmer skill sharing and exchanges, including virtual forums. (C) Producer transition and resilience funding (i) In general An eligible nonprofit organization that is awarded funding under this subparagraph may use the funding to provide transition and resilience funding to existing organic operations, socially disadvantaged farmers or ranchers, or small or mid-sized farms or ranches. (ii) Term (I) In general Funding provided under this subparagraph shall be for a term of 4 years. (II) 1-time funding The Secretary may not renew funding provided to a recipient under this subparagraph. (iii) Use of funds Funding awarded under clause (i) may be used to offset the costs of and reduce barriers to becoming or expanding a certified organic farm, including— (I) creating or expanding an organic system plan (as defined in section 205.2 of title 7, Code of Federal Regulations (as in effect on the date of enactment of the Opportunities in Organic Act of 2023 )), including— (aa) completing organic certification documents, planning, and recordkeeping; and (bb) developing a conservation plan to address all natural resources, including soil health; (II) adopting, improving, or expanding organic management, including— (aa) eliminating the use of synthetic pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, or antibiotics; (bb) the implementation of cover cropping, crop rotation, or rotational grazing; (cc) the production and use of compost and manure (including purchasing tools, supplies, or storage); (dd) sourcing or producing organic seed and feed; (ee) hedgerow and ecosystem enhancement planting and design; (ff) purchasing supplies for intercropping and polycropping or other specialized equipment for use in organic management