July 20 - August 9, 2020 Online Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) is moving its Summer Conference to an online experience spread out over three weeks. The virtual conference will be a […]

Western NC plant hardiness zones range from 6 to 8 which means that no matter where you live in our region, a wide range of vegetables can overwinter without much […]

NOFA New York offers the opportunity to take a virtual tour through Lovin’ Mama Farm, where owners Corinne and Matthew produce flowers, vegetables, eggs, and microgreens in an intensive no-till system for […]

The 5th annual meeting of the Soil Health Institute is a free virtual event. This year's theme is Soil Health: The Foundation for Regenerative Agriculture, advancing the opportunity we have to […]

This webinar in Cornell Cooperative Extension's Grazing & Forage Season Extension Webinar Series will discuss brassicas and other cool-season annuals for grazing or stored feed. This includes species-specific information, planting and management, and feeding considerations. Heather Darby, agronomy specialist of UVM Extension, will be the speaker.

The North Dakota Leopold Conservation Award and North Dakota Grazing Lands Coalition Summer Tour will take place at the 2019 N.D. Leopold Conservation Award Winners' Ranch, Gene and Christine Goven. Tour highlights include maximizing cross fencing, applying prairie practices to cropland, and managing regrowth, diversity, and soil health.

The traditional hierarchical, mechanistic model of organizations is failing us, our communities, and our planet. We need to radically reimagine our organizations as complex living systems that unleash potential and create the conditions for abundance and resilience to emerge. In this course, the nRhythm team will take you on a journey to design and manage your organization as a Regenerative Organization where thriving members, resilience, and value and wealth creation are recurring outcomes of its underlying health.

August 4 | 8 a.m. | Online August 4 | 7 p.m. | Online Join AgriSecure for an field day focused on small grains, intercropping, and forages. You’ll see organic and transition crops, hear about boundary-pushing new approaches, and learn how to take control of your profits with organic farming.

Farm incubators can help beginning farmers cross the professional bridge from farmhand to farm operator, offering a lower-risk, more financially accessible path toward starting a farm. During this webinar, representatives from three incubator programs operating in Pennsylvania—The Seed Farm in Lehigh County; Horn Farm Center for Agricultural Education in York County; and Hilltop Urban Farm in Pittsburgh—will share the different […]

In the final episode of a three-part virtual field day series at Sundog Farm, Carmen and Maja Black will show how the team manages sheep grazing through their vegetable fields.