STONE SOUP + Royalton Farmers Market!

In collaboration with the South Royalton Community Garden and Randy Leavitt, Building a Local Economy invites the community to participate in an ancient recipe for abundance: The magical making of Stone Soup! This harvest celebration will follow our final ROYALTON FARMERS MARKET of the season and will transform donated vegetables into nourishment for 300+ neighbors through the power of sharing, storytelling, and a giant cauldron over an open wood fire ❤️ On Sunday September 21st, at 10am volunteers are needed to harvest potatoes at the South Royalton Community Garden! Then join cauldron k

NOFA-VT September Member Meeting

“Let’s create what’s possible, together.”


That’s a call we’ve been hearing from NOFA-VT members—and it’s why we’re launching a new series of monthly NOFA-VT Meetings. These online gatherings are open to all members and to anyone curious about joining and being part of NOFA-VT’s work.

Our first meeting will be Tuesday, September 23, 6–7:15 pm, focused on the drought: what we’re seeing and experiencing, where to find immediate support, and how we can organize around systemic solutions like the Farm Security Fund. From there, we’ll meet every third Tuesday of the month.

Alternative Land Access Webinar Series, Session Six

Are you interested in alternative land access and tenure, and alternative business structures? Join NOFA-VT and guest presenters from around the country and Canada for a monthly discussion exploring alternative land access models and business structures. Each month, we’ll hear from an agricultural project actively engaged in land access or land tenure outside of conventional mechanisms, with a specific focus on first-generation, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ farmers and land stewards. 

Alternative Land Access Webinar Series, Session Five

Are you interested in alternative land access and tenure, and alternative business structures? Join NOFA-VT and guest presenters from around the country and Canada for a monthly discussion exploring alternative land access models and business structures. Each month, we’ll hear from an agricultural project actively engaged in land access or land tenure outside of conventional mechanisms, with a specific focus on first-generation, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ farmers and land stewards. 

Alternative Land Access Webinar Series, Session Four

Are you interested in alternative land access and tenure, and alternative business structures? Join NOFA-VT and guest presenters from around the country and Canada for a monthly discussion exploring alternative land access models and business structures. Each month, we’ll hear from an agricultural project actively engaged in land access or land tenure outside of conventional mechanisms, with a specific focus on first-generation, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ farmers and land stewards. 

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