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
The Strategic Plan is here! Start exploring everything it has to offer and join us for what comes next.
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Meet the Network
There are hundreds of organizations in our network working together to grow NH's food system. Get to know them by exploring our Network Partner Map.
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Find Local Food
Whether you're a Granite Stater looking for local food or a buyer looking for local farmers selling wholesale, we have all of the resources for you!
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Article via NH Business Review
In a report to the NH Association of Realtors last year, Richard England, emeritus professor of economics and natural resources at the University of N...
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Article via Foster's Daily Democrat
Online map shows where to buy fresh eggs in the Seacoast. Exeter resident Kris Doane created an online fresh egg finder that anyone can access using G...
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Article via NHPR
New Hampshire’s plan for dealing with trash was last updated almost two decades ago, in 2003. But a new draft from the state’s Department of Environme...
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After a successful career at the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ray Archuleta began preaching about soil health. Mitchell caught up wi...
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The Monadnock Region Community Supported Solar project, or CSS, brings together Farmers, Investors and Champions to use available financial models to ...
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Every September, CCCD partners with local farmers' markets to celebrate Cheshire County Veterans! Each market day in September, Cheshire County Vetera...
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Report via Feeding America
Since 2013, Feeding America has released an annual Map the Meal Gap report that featured data on both child and overall food insecurity.
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The Big Green DAO Grants Round 4 is open to nonprofits working in food justice, gardening, or food security.
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Hosted by Jen Risley of The Local Crowd Upper Valley
Catch up on an info session on crowdfunding projects throughThe Local Crowd Upper Valley, led by Jen Risley, who coordinates TLCUV and runs national p...
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