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Join National Farm to School Network for a virtual Movement Meeting on Wednesday, Oct.14 from 1-3pm ET, featuring food justice activist Karen Washington, for deep conversation and action-oriented reflection on […]
Managing Soil Health: Grazing and Specialty Crops at Stonewall Farm. Executive Director Julie Davenson and farmers from Stonewall Farm will share the soil heath strategies they employ with their specialty […]
This will be a small, in-person Field Day in Raynham, Massachusetts for those who feel comfortable socially distancing and wearing masks, followed by an online version of the event in early winter (see nofamass.org/events for updates). Learn from farmer Chuck Currie about his practices on his livestock and vegetable operation. At Freedom Food Farm, some […]
When the traditional small grains crops, which are largely grown in the region as feed or soil-improving cover crops, are managed organically and for food-grade quality, they and their exotic […]
Rev. Dr. Heber M. Brown, III is a community organizer, beginner farmer, social entrepreneur and Senior Pastor of Pleasant Hope Baptist Church in Baltimore, Maryland. He is the Founding Director of Orita’s Cross […]
When the traditional small grains crops, which are largely grown in the region as feed or soil-improving cover crops, are managed organically and for food-grade quality, they and their exotic cousins, the ancient wheats spelt, emmer, and einkorn, can fetch retail prices comparable to those of high-value vegetable crops. However, a survey of farmers […]
Iron Bound Cider Field Day hosted by Alec Gioseffi. Learn about this highly diversified operation involving orchards, poultry, vegetables and livestock. Farm Manager Alec Gioseffi will talk about the journey of restoring production to an abandoned farm while centering organic practices, biodiversity, and soil health. He will explain how he is reducing soil disturbance using […]
