The Greenhorns
is a non-traditional grassroots non-profit organization made up of young farmers and a diversity of collaborators. Our mission is to recruit, promote and support the new generation of young farmers. We do this by producing avant-garde programming, video, audio, web content, publications, events, and art projects that increase the odds for success and enhance the profile and social lives of America’s young farmers.
A Digital Magazine & Podcast For The Intrepid Young Farmer
Watch the first episode of our new series EARTHLIFE, exploring the landscape, looking upstream, downriver and out to sea to discover the destiny of our home region. Alongside our films, we've created a multimedia learning-experience with audio interviews, articles, out-links, archival and contemporary materials that inform an approach to ecological farming, rural enterprise and coalition building.
post carbon institute interview with severine, greenhorns director: healing the land for our collective good
how much money is going into agricultural supports? peering into big Ag's relief packages
robin wall kimmerer: what does the earth ask of us? - a keynote address
ferment for food justice: online workshop fundraising for BIPOC-led food justice organizations
seed: the untold story - a documentary following the history and perilous future of food crop biodiversity
learn about rooftop farming: virtual talk and farm tour with Lindsay Allen, Higher Ground Farm
the savannah institute presents: 2020 virtual perennial farm gathering
New Farmers Almanac
Call for submissions: Vol V
This season, we’re seeking words and artwork centered on just, adaptive, resourceful, responsive land use. Interventions, futurism, manifestos for reciprocity. Do you have a plan for adapting to strange temperatures, rains, zone changes? Community governance and co-management strategies? What do you see? What ideas do you have for WHAT CAN BE DONE on, with, and for the land?
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