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the premio daniel carasso international prize is calling for applications

The international prize called the Premio Daniel Carasso aims to reward an international renowned research scientist who, through cross-disciplinary researches, has innovative and realistic approaches in order to develop “sustainable food and […]

Posted: June 19 2014
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podcast: marada cook of northern girl, maine food entrepreneur

Click HERE to stream the podcast or download HERE from itunes. Marada Cook is one of Maine’s most remarkable entrepreneurs. She’s part owner and manager of three Maine food companies, […]

Posted: June 13 2014
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amazing film about the consequences of antibiotic resistance!

[vimeo http://vimeo.com/47596434]

Posted: June 5 2014
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women in sustainable agriculture fall gathering. save the date!

Some of us farm and some of us want to farm but we all enjoy sharing and learning from each other at the annual Fall Harvest Gathering for Women in […]

Posted: June 5 2014
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iowa: build a root washer for you vegetable farm/ root washer giveaway!

Versaland Farm Iowa City, IA  Tuesday July 22nd, 2-7pm A critical piece of farm profitability is having the tools to work efficiently.  Beginning farmers, those quickly and earnestly tackling a […]

Posted: May 29 2014
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featured resource: agrarian trust land news

A great news source from Agrarian Trust: Land News worldwide agricultural news about land access and land tenure  

Posted: May 27 2014
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wanting to start a farm in nova scotia?

Seeking support for starting a farm in Nova Scotia? ThinkFARM is an amazing government resource. Follow this LINK for more information on the services offered below.

Posted: May 22 2014
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wine makers speak out about young farmers

Posted: May 16 2014
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national geographic's 'five steps' won't feed the world: an iowa farmer's view

The following essay written by George Naylor was published published by the Huffington Post on May 9, 2014 and is deserving of attention. Picture via National Geographic The brief article, "A […]

Posted: May 10 2014
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nice podcast for farmers!

Announcing The Kitchen Sisters spanking new podcast ~Fugitive Waves~ Fugitive Waves: Lost recordings, shards of sounds. Tales of remarkable people from around the world.  Stories from the flip side of […]

Posted: May 8 2014
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guess which corporations are donating millions towards the future farmers of america (ffa)

According to the FFA website, Monsanto, Pfizer (Monsanto's pharmaceutical business), Cargill, Dupont and Syngenta donated millions of dollars to the FFA in 2013, and have been awarded "Platinum" and "Gold" sponsorship […]

Posted: May 2 2014
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great pdf: solutions from the land

Throughout the world and here in the United States, innovative practices are taking place on farms, ranches, and forests. This report highlights some exciting progress and identifies a number of […]

Posted: April 25 2014
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hurry and nominate a "champion of change" to go to the white house

The White House will be hosting a Champions of Change event to celebrate local agriculture leaders who are taking innovative approaches to support American farming and ranching—both now and in […]

Posted: April 18 2014
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our land symposium

Less than two weeks away! April 26th & 27th:  http://agrariantrust.org/symposium/ Gary Paul Nabhan is one of the speakers. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYPdRZG52fI&w=420&h=315]  

Posted: April 14 2014
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SARE library

SARE's Library of Publications is Now Available on USB Drives. Whether you are in the field, on a flight or simply without an internet connection, SARE's library of publications is […]

Posted: April 1 2014
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a great read/resource: small farm equipment

"Small Farm Equipment" covers many facets of equipment use and maintenance on the small- to mid-size farm. Topics include the following: Mechanical concepts and terminology Best practices and safety around […]

Posted: March 28 2014
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clf to offer free legal aid for new england farmers

The Conservation Law Foundation (CLF), a regional New England environmental advocacy organization, is launching a pro bono legal services network for farmers, food entrepreneurs, and food- Through the Legal Services […]

Posted: March 7 2014
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down on the farm

The wolves of Wall Street are eyeing millions of acres of U.S. farmland that will soon come up for sale, much of which has been in the hands of family […]

Posted: March 2 2014
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beyond the farm bill

Here is a new venue for discussing policies and programs that do not exist within the current farm bill -- or even the farm bill debate. As an organizer I […]

Posted: March 2 2014
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voting ends march 2nd: real food media short film contest

The Greenhorns are in the top 10 and voting ends Sunday! To read more about the top 10 and the contest in general, check out this article in the Bay […]

Posted: March 1 2014
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cornell cooperative extension pre-season farmers market training

      Four locations throughout New York State (see below) Cornell Cooperative Extension will present pre-season farmers’ market training to help North Country growers develop their salesmanship, labor management, […]

Posted: February 27 2014
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land and job opportunities can now be found at the agrarian trust

Go to the Agrarian Trust website for Farm Job/ Land Opportunities like these: Small Farm for Lease, Forbes, MO (2/26/2014) Tanglefoot Ranch, Southern IL (2/26/2014) Farm Ownership Opportunity, Ludington, MI (2/15/2014) 4.5 […]

Posted: February 27 2014
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mayor of richmond california, gayle mclaughlin, to speak at "our land symposium"

Wheeler Hall, UC Berkley at the Agrarian Trust April 26th, 2014 Gayle McLaughlin, the mayor of Richmond, California, is using the powers of eminent domain to bail out homeowners who […]

Posted: February 27 2014
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food patriot's new documentary trailer

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7smSleJ8kI] Touched by their teenage son's battle with a foodborne superbug, filmmakers Jeff & Jennifer Spitz document their family's struggle to raise backyard chickens, grow food, and transform into Food […]

Posted: February 21 2014
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study finds roundup, a monsanto product, may be linked to negative health issues

Heavy use of the world's most popular herbicide, Roundup, could be linked to a range of health problems and diseases, including Parkinson's, infertility and cancers, according to a new study. […]

Posted: February 21 2014
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greenhorns at shed!

Join Greenhorns founder Severine Von Tscharner Fleming and evangelist Jen Griffith for an evening of learning as we focus on the past and future of modern farming, "Grange Future." Learn […]

Posted: February 16 2014
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a farm bill infographic too good not to pass on

If you have a tough time wrapping your head around Farm Bill legislation, check this out for a quick summary of what just got signed into law. http://www.youngfarmers.org/2014-farm-bill-passes-final-hurdle-signed-into-law/

Posted: February 14 2014
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we suggest organizing a community screening...

Or buy a DVD copy from us to support our work and actually own a physical copy. A But yes! We did manage to get the film distributed on Amazon, available for […]

Posted: February 14 2014
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boulder conference: protecting and caring for earth’s community of life

Boulder, CO Apr. 3- Apr. 7, 2014 The Contemplative Alliance and Naropa University would like to invite Boulder area farmers to join a special gathering of faith and spiritual leaders, […]

Posted: February 14 2014
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reposting this nice video

and remembering our maiden sail freight voyage! Watch here: Fresh Produce Sails the Hudson   http://www.vermontsailfreightproject.com/

Posted: February 6 2014
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the frenchmen are coming!

a quick note from Severine:  http://www.adabio-autoconstruction.org Julien and Joseph from " Ada bio Autoconstruction" are coming across from France to visit farms in Canada, Vermont, NY state-- Severine is driving […]

Posted: January 22 2014
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nice press for farmhack

Farmers & geeks: hacking agriculture A community of ‘start-up farmers’ are applying skills and ethos from the software and tech worlds to agriculture. It’s an exciting approach that could help […]

Posted: January 14 2014
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updates from agrarian trust

Agrarian Trust is now online, and established as a program of the Schumacher Center for New Economics. In April of 2013, Kendra Johnson, Severine Fleming, and Kristen Loria completed the […]

Posted: January 12 2014
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farmer training program - oregon

FarmsNOW is an advanced program for aspiring farmers with a minimum of two years prior experience. FarmsNOW is designed for those seeking mastery in the art and business of farming. This two-year program […]

Posted: January 12 2014
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beautiful bay area egg business for sale

A great opportunity for the right greenhorn(s)?  Check it out HERE  Yes, it’s true.  We are wanting to sell our egg business to someone who will run it, expand it, […]

Posted: January 6 2014
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just a quick side by side to help you stay motivated.

WHOLE FOODS Revenue  US$9.006 billion (FY 2010)[2] Operating income  US$438 million (FY 2010)[2] Net income  US$246 million (FY 2010)[2] Total assets  US$3.987 billion (FY 2010)[2] Total equity  US$2.373 billion (FY 2010)[2] Employees 58,300 (2010)[2] MONSANTO Revenue […]

Posted: January 2 2014
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survey for young farmers!

particularly those in and around Minnesota. Help New Farmers by Taking this Quick Survey Adjust 2015 is an initiative to gather and share information that will help new farmers learn to […]

Posted: December 11 2013
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a model for conversation and creativity

We love this idea.  And if you're feeling the spirit of giving, chip in! Quill's End  Farm is a 100 acre farm in Penobscot, Maine.   It is a grass-based cow […]

Posted: December 2 2013
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last of the unicorns

Sad news about the loss of Bill Coperthwaite.  Here is a beautiful write-up from the Beehive Collective. “I want to live in a society where people are intoxicated with the […]

Posted: December 1 2013
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from cotton country

How You Pay Farmers to Watch Their Crop Shrivel Up and Die by Laird Townsend for Mother Jones The federal crop insurance program puts farmers in a real bind. And […]

Posted: November 20 2013
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