Farmland Conservation & Access

March 7, 8AM-4:30PM
Rooted in shared purpose and growing together, the NOFA-NH Winter Conference is a celebration of community, resilience, and the transformative power o... Learn More
February 17 & March 2
This workshop will cover the latest rules and regulations surrounding selling meat, including rabbit, poultry, dairy products, and eggs at New Hampshi... Learn More
February 12, 1pm virtual event
Discover how the Black Farm Fund invests in farm and food businesses and strengthens Black community wealth building in New England. Since 2020, the f... Learn More
February 5-March 5, 12-1PM
As someone in the beginning stages of starting a farm or food business, you recognize that running a business has certain legal and tax-related implic... Learn More
Article via NOFA-NH
"Organic Low-Till/No -Till is the practice of growing crops or pasture without any or very little soil disturbance. The benefits of this practice incl... Learn More
Resource via UNH Extension
"When you pick up a pint of fresh berries at the farmers’ market or buy crisp greens from a local co-op or grocery store, you’re not just supporting N... Learn More
Press Release via USDA
"(Washington, D.C., December 10, 2025) – Today, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins, alongside U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Ro... Learn More
In the interest of preserving the historical garden space and honoring the deep and rich history of Shaker agrarianism, Canterbury Shaker Village (CSV... Learn More
resource via University of Vermont
"This guide highlights how local governments across the U.S. are shaping laws and regulations that impact urban farms, community gardens, and innovati... Learn More
Article via New Hampshire Bulletin
"The familiar velvet-brown wings of the mourning cloak butterfly, rimmed with sunny yellow edges and bright blue spots, were a sight that once marked ... Learn More