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Check out the vital food processing sector in Michigan

Makes me drool. What a great opportunity for diverse horticultural producers! http://www.michfpa.org/processors/

Posted: March 21 2013
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beehive design collective is expanding!

Wanted: Seven inspired & diligent souls to join forces (Beehive Design Collective in Machias, ME) Wanted: Seven inspired & diligent souls to join forces with the Beehive Design Collective It's Spring, and our work is in full bloom! Dear Big World, please send us a few more kickass pollinators! The scope of our collective's work […]

Posted: March 20 2013
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$250 bonus for growing out seed

For our friends are the Hudson Valley Seed Library. Seems like a pretty useful bit of subsidy.  Even if the slots are filled for the cash it's worth participating. Dear Growers, Greetings from the Hudson Valley Seed Library! You're receiving this e-mail because you have expressed interest at some point (as recently as yesterday, as […]

Posted: March 20 2013
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more land access resources

If you are looking for land or have land to offer... Check out these three new publications focused on farmland access and transfer:   This guide assists senior farmers who don't have a successor lined up to take over the farm. This guide helps next generation farmers get the farm transfer process going on their family […]

Posted: March 20 2013
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volunteer opportunities at slide ranch

Always a good way to get your foot in the door... Slide Ranch offers rewarding volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups from throughout the Bay Area. While working under the supervision of trained staff on our teaching farm and 134 acres of wild lands, volunteers contribute to Slide Ranch in a variety of ways, including […]

Posted: March 20 2013
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SARE video vault

Wheat Trials, On-farm Biofuel, Winter Hardy Bees and more. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJy5jmG6_Iw] Check out the full vault  HERE

Posted: March 20 2013
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cool project merges farming and fisheries

Flooded rice field is tested as salmon nursery in Yolo Bypass By Matt Weiser Decades of experience have proved that Sacramento Valley rice farmers can use their fields to grow healthy ducks. Now, research under way in the Yolo Bypass aims to find out if they can grow salmon, too. On Tuesday, researchers from UC […]

Posted: March 20 2013
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co-operative farming info project: call for participants

DEAR COOPERATIVE FARM DREAMERS: The Greenhorns, Land for Good, and the Cooperative Development Institute have launched a project this year to provide the necessary information and support to make land sharing and co-managing farm businesses a viable and accessible model.  Are you pursuing a vision of a collaborative farm project?  Looking to share land with […]

Posted: March 20 2013
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new amsterdam market rally - tomorrow!!

New York Greenhorns, this is important! COME TO RALLY AT CITY HALL 3/19 We need you to join us on Tuesday, March 19 from 12pm to 1pm on the steps of City Hall, for a Rally on Behalf of New Amsterdam Market. TELL THE COUNCIL TO VOTE "NO" This is our last chance to stop […]

Posted: March 18 2013
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cattle & sheep manager

Double Brook Farm is seeking a cattle and sheep manager for our Grass-fed Beef/Lamb operation. We use sustainable and intensive rotational farming methods and are dedicated to sustainable, humane, earth friendly practices. The mission of Double Brook Farm is to provide the best-tasting local food to the community in the most responsible and sustainable manner […]

Posted: March 18 2013
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for greenhorns interested in goats

UVM Extension New Farmer Project Webinar Series 7 PM EST, Tuesday, March 26: Transitioning to a Commercial Goat Dairy: Are you ready? Carol Delaney, M.S. is a small ruminant dairy specialist and author of A Guide to Starting a Commercial Goat Dairy.  Carol will present the platform and viewpoint to help you lay the framework […]

Posted: March 18 2013
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a mobile processing kitchen!

ISLAND (Institute for Sustainable Living, Art & Natural Design) is creating an enclosed trailer that unpacks into a high-efficiency, three-season food preservation kitchen and workshop space. This is a lightweight trailer that can be pulled onto small farms at the peak of produce ripeness. From the trailer we unload tents, tables and outdoor stoves. The […]

Posted: March 18 2013
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martin crawford's forest garden

Martin Crawford of the UK’s Agroforestry Research Trust is one of the world’s best recognised practitioners of the art of "forest gardens". [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFbcn06h8w4] Martin’s forest garden has an enormous diversity of plants. Most, but not all, are edible. Those that are not edible would be regarded as a waste of space to most farmers or […]

Posted: March 18 2013
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futurefarmers / flatbread society workshop

Hi Friends of Futurefarmers, Michael and Amy are debuting a line of aprons and props for their project in Oslo (http://www.flatbreadsociety.net) Saturday, March 23rd, 2013, from 12pm to 4pm @ the Workshop Residence We would love to see you: (kids under 13 get in free) Sign up here: (space is limited to 20) http://theworkshopresidence.myshopify.com/collections/workshops-and-lectures/products/future-farmers-flatbread-society-workshop

Posted: March 17 2013
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great program in michigan, supporting immigrant farmers

In the Midwest, where the immigrant population has soared in recent years, Latino farmers are breaking through cultural and language barriers to operate their own farms. A new US government project is also supporting their efforts. Reporter Anna Boiko-Weyrauch reports on two immigrant farmers’ journeys. read + listen to learn more: http://www.theworld.org/2013/02/immigrant-farmers-midwest/ brought to you by […]

Posted: March 16 2013
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urban farm apprenticeship @ SOLEFOOD (canada)

An internship at SoleFood Street Farms is for individuals with a serious interest in gaining the skills necessary to grow food for market or those who are interested in exploring farming as a career. The program provides each participant with the opportunity to spend a season working on an urban farming operation. Most of the […]

Posted: March 16 2013
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young farmer mafia in BOULDER Colorado?

HI there young farmers. Greenhorns team is crashing slow money conference to distribute information about our New Agrarian Trust. more details soon, but in meantime looking for farmer-hosts, preferably in bike distance of downtown while we are in town. Please email [email protected] if you have leads. WE can bring barter items!  

Posted: March 15 2013
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another film about young farmers! awesome!

GROWING FARMERS, a documentary highlighting the new generation of farmers on Long Island and the struggles and triumphs of the farming community, premiered at the 2012 Hamptons International Film Festival and won the audience award for Best Short Film.  The film includes interviews with Long Island farmers including Sylvester Manor Board Member and Quail Hill Farm […]

Posted: March 15 2013
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good move, whole foods!

Your protagonism is welcome in this sphere. Thank you for standing up. !

Posted: March 14 2013
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PA organic farm jobs near NY border

Field Workers at Willow Wisp Organic Farm Willow Wisp Organic Farm grows a diverse mix of vegetables, herbs, and cut flowers on a 12 acre certified organic farm in the Upper Delaware River Valley (Abrahamsville,PA).   We are looking to fill 2 full-time and 2 part-time field work positions for the 2013 season starting in April.  […]

Posted: March 14 2013
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the people and the olive

[vimeo=https://vimeo.com/46262890] http://thepeopleandtheolive.com

Posted: March 14 2013
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big press for a farm hacker

In Wired: Analyze This: Design Contest Seeks Your Cheap, Open Source Spectrometers By Nathan Hurst, 03.07.13 Spectral analysis might not really be your thing, but nonprofit science network Public Lab thinks it should be. Formed to provide a community for citizen scientists who want to monitor the health and quality of their surroundings, Public Lab […]

Posted: March 13 2013
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lead teacher at wright-locke farm

April Vacation / Summer Education Program Lead Teacher Wright-Locke Farm in Winchester, MA is now hiring Lead Teachers for both its April vacation and summer education programs. Lead Teachers should be 18 years or older with the exception of former Counselors-in-Training (CITs) who are at least 16 years old. A Lead Teacher’s responsibilities include: Execution […]

Posted: March 13 2013
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youth farm urban farm training program

An apprentice opportunity in Brooklyn, NY. Through a season on the Youth Farm, you will become intimately familiar with the tasks, challenges, and rewards of growing many varieties of vegetables and flowers appropriate to our region and diverse NYC community. Through this 20-hour per week commitment, you will gain a sense for the physical, mental […]

Posted: March 13 2013
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a wonderful catalog of tactics for activists, from our elders

compiled by Huey Johnson, legendary activist http://theforcesofnature.com/videos/ [vimeo http://vimeo.com/47021801]

Posted: March 13 2013
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siena farms seeks apprentices

Sudbury, MA. We are seeking reliable, hardworking, and dedicated individuals motivated by a strong interest in sustainable agriculture to join our 2013 apprentice team. As an ambitious and innovative farm operation that has grown over seven years to include a four-season CSA and year-round farm store, Siena Farms offers a unique learning environment. Apprentices will […]

Posted: March 11 2013
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huge win!

via Catskill Mountainkeeper Two Year Fracking Moratorium Introduced in both NYS Senate and Assembly Yesterday, I joined Senators Diane Savino and David Carlucci at a press conference with other environmental leaders at the Capitol Building in Albany to announce that the Senate's five-member Independent Democratic Conference (IDC) had unveiled legislation that would stop the clock […]

Posted: March 11 2013
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native plant salesperson position

Seasonal Native Plant Sales - Nasami Farm Nursery New England Wild Flower Society seeks a full time/part time Seasonal Native Plant Salesperson for our retail sales area at Nasami Farm Nursery in Whately, MA.  Responsibilities include plant and merchandise sales and care, managing plant orders, and providing excellent customer service. This position offers the additional […]

Posted: March 11 2013
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2013 farm to market connection

Severine will be on a panel discussing "Supporting Beginning Farmers in the Catskills & Beyond" Register Now for the 2013 Farm to Market Connection! Join us for a day of networking and education about the most current topics in marketing. Gather with local food advocates from across the region including farmers, retailers, restaurateurs, specialty food […]

Posted: March 11 2013
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farm internship in new mexico

We are looking for a Farm Intern to assist our Base Camp's Farm Manager and Educator in caring for our high altitude vegetable garden and a flock of hens, while offering daily educational activities for our ‘trekkers’ ages 10 to 18. The Farm Intern should have experience or willingness to learn about organic gardening and […]

Posted: March 11 2013
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deadlines are better than breadlines

"Farming Commune" by Dorothy Day THE CATHOLIC WORKER farm at Easton has finished its third summer with bulging barns. These are the pleasantest days of all the year down in the country with trees turning to flaming gold and red and the sunlight like liquid honey. The nights are cold so that more blankets are […]

Posted: March 11 2013
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rad farmers in maine

listening, speaking. The Farmhand Listening Project About the Farm Hand Listening Project: My name is Sonia Acevedo, and I am one of many beginning farmers trying to return to the land, committed to growing  food for my family and my local community. I have been a farm worker and small farmer in Maine since 2005.  I was inspired to […]

Posted: March 11 2013
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land for good seeks deputy director

Land For Good , Keene, NH (in Keene at least 3x/wk.) Land For Good, a New England-wide nonprofit specializing in farmland access, tenure and transfer, seeks a full-time Deputy Director. We are a dynamic, innovative organization that offers education, consulting, planning, and advocacy. We serve farm seekers, farm families, farmland owners, and communities. The Deputy […]

Posted: March 11 2013
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NYFC online forum

Want to be a part of the young and beginning farmer national community? National Young Farmers Coalition is proud to launch the NYFC Forum!  Serving as a link between farmers, coalitions, and farm-supporters from around the country, the forum is a space for chatting about farm techniques and practices, making sense of farm laws and […]

Posted: March 9 2013
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apply now for ACORN 'grow a farmer' apprenticeship !

Committed to a career in organic agriculture? Interested in what 'farm-school' would be like? The deadline for the Atlantic Canadian Organic Regional Network's (ACORN) Grow A Farmer Apprenticeship Program has been extended to Friday March 15th at 5pm. Spend a full season working with an amazing team of organic growers and access free workshops, farm tours, conferences and more! […]

Posted: March 9 2013
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NOFA/mass: spring cheese-making workshop series

Online registration for the Spring 2013 NOFA/Mass Cheese-making Workshop Series is open. See here for a full listing of all six workshops: http://www.nofamass.org/events/type/cheese-making The workshop series takes place at dairies and cheese-making operations throughout Massachusetts. This series provides instruction and training on making a wide variety of cheeses on a small scale without a lot of […]

Posted: March 8 2013
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job opening @ land for good

Land For Good, a New England-wide nonprofit specializing in farmland access, tenure and transfer, seeks a full-time Deputy Director. We are a dynamic, innovative organization that offers education, consulting, planning, and advocacy. We serve farm seekers, farm families, farmland owners, and communities. The Deputy Director’s duties will focus on operations, program, development and fundraising, communications, […]

Posted: March 8 2013
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land in maryland needs a farmer

Farmer needed for land located 8 miles outside Washington, DC, in Montgomery County,MD. Historic property on 2 acres has two existing organic, fenced gardens; smokehouse and root cellar—plus enough additional sunny space to create hoop gardens or greenhouse.  Will rent or barter to interested party.

Posted: March 7 2013
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vilicus farms seeks apprentice

Wanted:  New Stewards on the Northern Plains 2013 Farm Apprentice Position, Vilicus Farms, Havre, MT Vilicus Farms is a first generation, organic, dryland crop farm located in northern Hill County, Montana.  Established in 2009, Vilicus Farms grows a diverse array of heirloom and specialty grains, pulse, oilseed and broadleaf crops on approximately 1,800 acres.  Integral […]

Posted: March 7 2013
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attn: farmer writers!

We received this email from the blog reader: We need a FARMER to join our staff and write from the vantage point of someone whose life’s work is to bring food from earth to market. Topics will include farming, agriculture, wild foraging / cultivation, and permaculture. You Are Ideally: - Active, non-industrial farmer versed in […]

Posted: March 7 2013
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