Democratic House Ag Subcommittee Appointments Announced
From National Sustainable Agriculture Network (NSAC) On Tuesday, January 25, House Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Collin Peterson (D-MN) announced the Democratic [...]
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Growing farmers Conference: Food Agriculture and Awareness, MA
WHERE: Hampshire College Red Barn, Amherst, MA WHEN: Saturday February 19th, 2011 9am – 6:15pm The first annual Growing Farmers Conference will be hosted by Hampshire [...]
Story About a New College Campus Garden Project at Bennington
A Campus Garden Grows (by Dana Wolfson – National Young Farmers’ Coalition Blog) EXCERPT: School garden and farming projects are popping up all over the country. In [...]
Jobs: Greener Partners – Philadelphia
Greener Partners seeks qualified candidates to fill a number of newly created positions for the 2011 growing season in the Greater Philadelphia Area. Greener Partners is a [...]
Learn About the USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant Program
The USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) recently hosted “Grant Opportunity: Enhancing the Competitiveness of Specialty Crops” (use Playback option to hear [...]
Research: Controlling Pathogens on Greenhouse Tomatoes
Ohio research aims to battle greenhouse tomato pathogens (From The Grower) EXCERPT: Researchers at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center have received a $2 [...]
Video: Building a Hoophouse Part 1
Here’s the first in a great series of videos on building a passive solar hoophouse (high tunnel) for farm season extension from my friend Adam Montri. I’m [...]
Gene Logsdon: Accidental Farm Lessons
Gene Logsdon: Acquiring Knowledge By Accident Gene Logsdon is one of our great agrarian writers. And for a while now he’s been bloging too on OrganicToBe.org. This is just [...]
2011 Michigan Organic Conference: “Keeping the Local in Organic”
The Annual Michigan Organic Reporting Session and Conference will be held on Friday and Saturday March 4th and 5th, 2011 in East Lansing Michigan at the Kellogg Conference [...]
Study: New Relief Program for Dairy Would Cost Producers
Study: Proposed relief program would cost dairy farmers millions (VermontBiz.com) EXCERPT: A new study by Informa Economics concludes that the Dairy Market Stabilization [...]
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