Save the Dates! Farmer Advocacy Trainings w/ Action Circles
Farmer Advocacy Trainings
Farmer Advocacy Trainings
Our beautiful, inspiring 2021 Winter Conference artwork was commissioned from Emily C-D. Read her bio below!
2021 marks 50 years of NOFA-VT!
During these virtual times, we’re trying a new way to connect - a NOFA-VT member book club!
NOFA-VT is seeking certified organic producers to participate in a virtual focus group (small group discussion) on January 18th, 2021, 12-2pm.
Vermont FEED Presents: The Jr Iron Chef VT Cooking Club
Are you feeling challenged by farming and parenting or caregiving amidst the pandemic? Is this impacting your farm business? You are not alone!
NOFA-VT is seeking volunteers to join us on farms to help with harvest, planting and maintenance projects, all while also learning more about community projects these farms participate in such as the Abenaki Land Link and the Vermont Agrarian Commons.
The Northeast Farmers of Color Land Trust, NOFA-VT, and Vermont Land Trust are hosting an informational webinar to introduce our collaborative project which will provide business planning and land access services to farmers of color in Vermont.
UVM Extension wants to make sure H2A workers are as healthy as possible during this busy time of year and into the future. The fall flu season combined with COVID is potentially a huge threat to the success and viability of farms and we want to help reduce this risk. We are making available FREE health services on and off-farm in the coming weeks and are doing a health needs assessment to help us make decisions about future services.
On September 14th, NOFA-VT joined 25 other organizations and farmers in sending a letter urging the legislature to increase the allowances for the number of animals that can be slaughtered under Vermont's on-farm slaughter law.
Strolling, hiking, running, and meandering along a farm trail can be added to the list of agritourism activities encouraged on Vermont farms, thanks to the newly formed Farm Walk Trail network. The Farm Walk Trail network is a collaborative initiative of food, farming and agritourism organizations brought together to create a directory of walking trails on farms across the state.
One farm that recently completed the program is Hunger Moon Farm in Fairfield. Colton and Dani are both midwesterners who came to Vermont looking for the perfect balance of good food, outdoor fun, and ample farming opportunities. They found all three in abundance living in Fairfield and working at Stony Pond Farm, an organic dairy.
We write with news about our beloved yearly winter conference. This is an unprecedented time. Although we look forward to a time when we are able to gather safely in person, it isn’t safe now to plan to hold a thousand-person gathering this winter. We are filled with sadness to miss being together at our annual NOFA-VT Winter Conference, and we're also excited for the possibilities to continue connecting during this unique time.