Growing New Hampshire's
Food, Economy, & Community
Food, Economy, & Community
NH Food Alliance is a statewide network that engages and connects people dedicated to growing a thriving, fair, and sustainable local food system in the Granite State.
2025 NH Food and Agriculture Strategic Plan
Implementing the Strategic Plan will take leadership, collaboration, initiative, and vision. Here’s how we’re going to do it.
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Request for Proposals
Designed with our food system in mind; submit a breakout session proposal for the 2026 NH Food System Statewide Gathering. Submit by December 15!
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25-26 Network Café Series
Join us on the first Friday of each month, September through April, to learn about and discuss the critical issues facing our food system right now.
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Join for Plaid Friday, Small Business Saturday, and more!
American Independent Business Alliance (AMIBA) invites partners to promote this year’s Shop Indie Local campaign — a celebration of locally owned busi...
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Article via Union Leader
Fresh Start Manchester, the city health department’s initiative to close the geographic gap between some residents and corner grocery stores, is “up a...
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Blog post via Tom Kelly of the Sustainability Institute at UNH
Blog post via Tom Kelly of the Sustainability Institute at UNH
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Blog post via Monadnock Farm & Community Coalition
Tom Hasselman and his fiancé, Sarah Sinclair, purchased Iron Kettle Farm from Tom's parents who were ready to retire after years of farming.
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The Northeast Forest Farmers Coalition (NFFC) is distributing a survey to better understand the sourcing issues in the Northeast around forest botanic...
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Granite State Market Match has developed a brief survey for community members to propose any new sites they would be interested in the program partner...
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Mt. Washington Valley Eaters and Growers (MWVEG) are in search of support for steering the organization.
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The NH Association of Conservation Commissions hosted "Working with Journalists" part of their Lunch & Learn series. This workshop and Q&A featured Ma...
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Article via NHPR
Concern is growing about PFAS chemical contamination in soil across New England, where the harmful man-made substances have contaminated drinking wate...
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