Agroforestry Crawl: Three farms in one day!
Register here! Join CISA on Friday, September 26th for an all-day Agroforestry Crawl visiting three innovative western MA farms with agroforestry systems on their land. We start out at The […]
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The Long Game Orchard, Firefly Farm, Carr's Ciderhouse and Orchard
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Agriculture and Conservation Education: On-Campus Resources and Food Security
Greenfield Community College 1 College Drive, Greenfield, MAGreenfield Community College has a small but thriving agricultural education program that utilizes on-campus gardens to teach and grow op-produce for the GCC food pantry. Please join program coordinator, Anthony […]
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North Quabbin Garlic & Arts Festival: Portal to the Future
Forster Farm 60 Chestnut Hill Road, Orange, MA, United StatesNow in it's 27th year, the North Quabbin Garlic and Arts Festival unites the farmers, artists, civic organizations and individuals whose livelihoods are connected to the land and the arts […]
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Building Fertile Ground: Biochar, Soil Health, and Agroforestry in Action
Big River Chestnuts 44-98 Settright Rd, Deerfield, MARegister Here Curious about biochar and how it supports soil health and climate resilience? Join us at Big River Chestnuts in South Deerfield to learn about the benefits of this […]
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Farmer & Community Harvest Gathering
Pie in the Sky Berry Farm 139 Fair Street Ext., Northampton, MA, United States -
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From Field to Funding: Engineering Solutions for Crop Producers – Free Webinar
ZoomHosted by Prosperity Partners at American Farmland Trust For: Crop producers in New England Is an irrigation or drainage project sitting on the back burner? Struggling to move a farm […]
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Designing and optimizing irrigation systems for drought resiliency, water efficiency and crop quality
Pioneer Gardens, Inc. 425 Greenfield Rd, Deerfield, MA, United StatesThis workshop at Pioneer Gardens in South Deerfield, MA will bring farmers and irrigation system designers together to look at emerging irrigation practices that increase water efficiency. Participants will have the opportunity to walk through and discuss the irrigation systems at Pioneer Gardens that were designed and implemented under the direction of a professional engineer.
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Preparing and planning for new & increased pest and disease risks in a warmer New England
Good Bunch Farm 221 N River Rd, Shelburne Falls, MA, United StatesIn this event, the presenter will share a practical framework for assessing, prioritizing, and planning responses to farm risks, using pest and disease pressure as an example in the context of a changing climate. The host farmer will then describe how these planning tools have informed decisions on the farm, the new practices that have been implemented, and lessons learned through on-farm experience.