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.
2026 NH Wholesale Producer Directory
Sign up your farm or food businesses to be included in the 2026 directory by January 30.
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Sponsor the Gathering
Sponsoring the 2026 NH Food System Statewide Gathering drives change in our food system. Sign up to sponsor before February 24!
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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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Plant A Row is a hands-on neighbor-helping-neighbor initiative started in 2020 during the pandemic.
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Article via NHPR
The project by Boston-based American Ag Energy aims to supply local grocery stores with produce as early as next spring, using two 10-acre greenhouses...
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via Farm Action
Recommendations toward breaking the mold of past farm bills to create a more fair, inclusive, and competitive food and agriculture system.
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Article via Berlin Sun
The goal of the cooperative is to create a community owned market that will provide healthy, and affordable food for everyone in the Androscoggin Vall...
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Recording available!
NESAWG's 6/22 panel discussion focused on thought-and-practice-leaders from across the Northeast region who shared their perspectives and analyses of ...
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All four episodes of ATTRA's Advanced Grazing webinar series featuring Lee Rinehart and Justin Morris are now available free online. Each session is a...
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Press Release via NH Food Bank
NH Food Bank to collaborate with NH Department of Agriculture, Markets and Food to expand program providing those in need with access to locally grown...
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Report via University of Sydney
A study released by the University of Sydney revealed that 19% of the global food system’s greenhouse-gas emissions result from food transport.
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Blog post via The Environmental Mediation Center (EMC)
The cost of everything, including farm supplies, seems to be going up. When a producer reached out to us about some debts recently, she was feeling ov...
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