Farmers Organize Small Business Owners’ Meeting on Immigration
A meeting of small business owners concerned about the impact of current immigration policies on their livelihoods and on their workers will take place on April 8th in Hadley, MA.
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Plainville Farm 135 Mount Warner Rd, Hadley, MA
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Value-Added: Turning your Ideas into Action!
Northampton Senior Center 67 Conz St, Northampton, MA, MA, United StatesLearn what it takes to launch a new value-added product, and get inspiration from seasoned producers. Joanna Benoit from the Western MA Food Processing Center will discuss key product considerations, regulations, and start-up costs, and a panel of producers will share their experiences assessing opportunities, refining recipes, getting funding, developing infrastructure, and more.
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Value-Added: Scaling Up & Marketing your Product
Northampton Senior Center 67 Conz St, Northampton, MA, MA, United StatesGet tips on marketing your value-added product and refining your business model to meet your long-term goals. A panel of producers -- including Abe Hunrichs of Hosta Hill, Nicole Blum of Carr's Ciderhouse, and Jessica Tudryn Wisniewski of Relish the Harvest -- will share how they branded their products, evaluated and developed markets, set goals, arrived at their current marketing plan, and faced challenges and successes along the way.
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Edible Landscaping with Fruit – Workshop
French Hall, UMass Amherst, MAThis presentation will explore how fruit can be incorporated into an edible landscape setting. We’ll talk about common fruit like strawberries and blueberries and also more unusual fruit like Aronia and Lingonberries. Participants will learn what these plants can contribute to a home landscape and what it takes to grow them successfully. The end of the class we will tour the UMass Permaculture Garden.
Led by Ms. Sonia Schloemann.
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Spring Farmer/Buyer Meet & Greet
Real Pickles 311 Wells St. , Greenfield, MA, United StatesThe snow is melting and CISA invites you to come make fresh connections and build new relationships. This networking event is all about showing off your goods and offering prepared […]
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The GARDEN Project: Organic Gardening Class
Orange Innovation Center 131 West Main Street, Orange, MAThe GARDEN Project 2017 is a partnership among Greenfield Community College, Montague Catholic Social Ministries, NELCWIT, and Seeds of Solidarity through a grant from the Women's Fund of WMass. Instructors of the four courses that comprise the program seek to create an engaging, inclusive setting with trauma-informed teaching. This is the 3rd year of this successful program and it will be located in Orange Center, so North Quabbin women are especially encouraged, but feel free to share with women throughout Franklin County. Women must take all four courses- these form the whole experience. Women who complete the program are then eligible for a free Serv-Safe course in Spanish or English!
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SNAP Retailer Sign-Up Event
Topsfield Fairgrounds 207 Boston Street, Topsfield, MA, United StatesThe Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA) and the Mass Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) are hosting a SNAP retailer sign-up day to get you ready to accept SNAP benefits (formerly […]
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CSA Sign-Up Extravaganza at Green Fields Market!
Green Fields Market 144 Main Street, Greenfield, MA, United StatesMarket your CSA to the patrons of Green Fields Market on Thursday, April 20 during the co-op’s Earth Week celebrations. All CSA farms serving Franklin County are welcome to come table from 11:30am-1:30pm.