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SUMMARY:Crop Production Course
DESCRIPTION:Spring Live (Online) Session: \n\nDates: April 14 – June 9\, 2026\nWeekly live Zoom sessions: Tuesdays\, 6:00–7:30 p.m. EST\nAll sessions recorded for flexible learning\nCost: $450 (half-off scholarships available)\n\nSummer Live (Online) Session: \n\nDates: June 30 – August 25\, 2026\nWeekly live Zoom sessions: Tuesdays\, 6:00–7:30 p.m. EST\nAll sessions recorded for flexible learning\nCost: $450 (half-off scholarships available)\n\nLearn more & register
URL:https://nofamass.dreamhosters.com/event/crop-production-course-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Beginning Farmers,Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260731T080000
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SUMMARY:Northern Nut Growers Association & Chestnut Growers of America 2026 Joint Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Northern Nut Growers Association & Chestnut Growers of America are volunteer organizations dedicated to supporting growers through conferences\, newsletters\, the exchange of ideas and information\, and research grants. The planning committee has developed an exciting and informative program that will appeal to researchers\, commercial growers\, hobbyists\, and nut enthusiasts alike. More information about the agenda\, registration\, exhibiting\, volunteering\, sponsorships and housing is available here. \nQuestions can be sent to nngaconference@gmail.com. \n  \nLearn more & register
URL:https://nofamass.dreamhosters.com/event/northern-nut-growers-association-chestnut-growers-of-america-2026-joint-conference/
LOCATION:UMass Amherst
CATEGORIES:Agroforestry,Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260806T110000
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SUMMARY:Growing Specialty Crops & Natural Dyes: Organic Diversification & Soil Decisions
DESCRIPTION:If you’re curious about growing more than just vegetables\, or want to explore how diverse crops can enhance both production and soil health\, this field day is for you. We’ll focus on natural dye plants—annual and perennial species that often also serve as cut flowers—alongside garlic\, rhubarb\, and seeds\, showing how multiple enterprises can fit into a practical organic farm system. This is a great opportunity for farmers\, homesteaders\, and growers interested in soil-building practices\, adaptive farm management\, and how to integrate it all into an Organic Systems Plan (OSP). \nDuring this on-farm field day at Hilltop Farm & Fiber Arts\, we’ll explore how the farm’s management systems have evolved over time and how those changes shape day-to-day soil and crop decisions whilst referencing a soil test. Hilltop Farm once integrated livestock but now sources composted manure off-farm\, offering a practical example of adapting nutrient management while maintaining fertility and organic certification. We’ll also discuss how scale\, labor\, and cost considerations influence decisions about which practices to keep\, modify\, or replace. \nThrough a farm tour and discussion\, participants will: \n\nVisit the certified organic processing areas used for dried plant material and seed handling\nSee how the farm’s OSP guides everyday soil health and crop management decisions\nExplore production strategies for natural dye plants alongside garlic\, rhubarb\, and seeds in niche organic markets\nEnjoy a locally sourced lunch\nObserve low-till bed preparation with a rototiller\, cover-cropped beds\, and techniques for maintaining soil structure\nLearn how soil test results can be interpreted and applied to real-world fertility management\n\n  \nRegister Online Now\n  \nAbout: \nHilltop Farm & Fiber Arts is a small but diverse\, certified organic farm growing natural dye plants\, flowers\, garlic\, rhubarb\, and seeds. We’re all about building healthy soil through organic methods and exploring unique markets beyond veggies—like natural dyes\, flower-based products\, and specialty crops. \nLisa has over 35 years of experience growing vegetables and spent more than 20 years raising sheep for both fiber and lamb. A fiber artist and natural dyer\, she now focuses on dye plants\, flowers\, garlic\, and rhubarb at Hilltop Farm & Fiber Arts. Lisa teaches natural dyeing workshops and enjoys helping others explore the creative and economic potential of plant-based color in small-scale farming. Her work is grounded in organic practices and informed by training in Biodynamics. \n  \nAccessibility: \nThe farm is not wheelchair accessible and has sloped\, rough ground. Location is not accessible by public transportation\, but carpooling is encouraged. The dedicated rideshare site for this event is available here.  \n  \nCapacity: \nCapacity for this event is limited to 30 people. Register ahead of time to secure your space!  \n  \nRefund/Inclement Weather Policy: \nThe rain date for this event is scheduled for August 11. For information on our refund and inclement weather policy\, click here.  \n  \nRegister Online Now\n  \nQuestions? \nContact Hannah at hannah@nofamass.dreamhosters.com \n 
URL:https://nofamass.dreamhosters.com/event/growing-specialty-crops-natural-dyes-organic-diversification-soil-decision/
LOCATION:Hilltop Farm and Fiber Arts\, 1 Partridge Rd.\, Lanesborough\, 01237\, United States
CATEGORIES:NOFA/Mass Event,TOPP
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SUMMARY:August Twilight: Tomato Breeding Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Friday\, August 7th\, 5:30-7:30pm at Freed Seed Federation in South Dartmouth\, MA for our next Twilight on Tomato Breeding. You don’t want to miss this!\n\n\n\n\n\nWe will discuss participatory plant breeding of tomatoes for flavor and disease resistance\, as well as approaches and techniques for seed saving on-farm. This is a great opportunity to learn from the experts and practitioners at Freed Seed about what it takes to save seed and the important work for keeping an open and secure local food system!\n\n\n\n\n\nFollowing the Twilight\, there will be delicious wood fired pizza from our friends at Renegades Rising. We hope you can join us!\n\nRegister Here\n\nYou can find the rest of our Twilights Schedule on our website.
URL:https://nofamass.dreamhosters.com/event/august-twilight-tomato-breeding-workshop/
LOCATION:Freed Seed Federation\, 105 Jordan Rd.\, South Dartmouth\, MA\, 02748\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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SUMMARY:You're Invited! Advisor Call: Advancing Regional Organic Markets: A Farmer's Toolkit - National
DESCRIPTION:Join us on August 10\, 2026 from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. EST for an in-depth discussion of an updated “Advancing Regional Organic Markets: A Farmer’s Toolkit”\, a resource designed to strengthen regional organic economies. This toolkit provides farmers and stakeholders with data\, insights\, and opportunity analysis to help expand regional production of high-demand organic crops\, reduce reliance on imports\, and increase economic opportunities for U.S. farmers. \nDuring this Advisor Call\, we’ll discuss the Toolkit’s improvements since it was first launched in December 2025 and explore how to use the toolkit to identify key national market opportunities\, support resilient supply chains rooted in local identity\, and foster stronger connections between producers\, processors\, and buyers. \nIf you’re looking to grow your organic markets\, plan for the future\, or better understand where new opportunities are emerging\, this virtual advisor call is for you. \nLearn more & register
URL:https://nofamass.dreamhosters.com/event/youre-invited-advisor-call-advancing-regional-organic-markets-a-farmers-toolkit-national/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260819T193000
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SUMMARY:Soil Health in Organic Systems Monthly Calls: Soil Stewardship in the Heat of Summer
DESCRIPTION:Soil Stewardship in the Heat of Summer \nWith Sister Anna Gilbert-Muhammad \nAugust brings some of the season’s greatest challenges and opportunities for your soil. Join NOFA/Mass and Sister Anna Gilbert-Muhammad\, Food Sovereignty Director with the Pocasset Pokanoket Land Trust\, for a community conversation on practical strategies to improve water retention\, keep soils covered\, and build resilience through the hottest weeks of the growing season. Drawing on her work supporting community gardens and food sovereignty initiatives across western Massachusetts\, Sister Anna will share approaches to soil stewardship that strengthen both our growing spaces and our communities. Bring your questions\, experiences\, and ideas as we explore cover cropping\, moisture management\, and simple practices that help soils thrive now and into the seasons ahead. \nRegister in advance for this meeting: \nRegister Online on Zoom\nAfter registering\, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. \nAbout: \nJoin NOFA/Mass for our monthly soil health calls\, where we explore the on-farm processes and practices that shape resilient\, thriving soils. Our facilitators will guide participants through practical strategies that influence soil integrity in organic systems. Each session offers space to ask questions\, discuss specific methodologies\, and learn directly from peers about what’s working on their farms. \nTopics range from organic amendments\, cover cropping systems\, reduced tillage and compaction mitigation strategies\, nutrient cycling\, soil biology and microbial life\, organic systems plans\, and other stewardship practices designed to strengthen the long-term health and productivity of your farm. \nDate: Every 3rd Wednesday of the month starting in March – September\n \nTime: 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM \n \nTOPP is a network assembled by the USDA’s National Organic Program to support transitioning and organic producers with mentorship and resources. Farmer-to-farmer mentorship\, workshops\, webinars\, field days\, technical assistance\, and other educational events will offer opportunities to learn about organic production\, the certification process\, market opportunities\, and more. Read more and sign up to be a mentor or transitioning farmer mentee at organictransition.org
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LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260822T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260822T163000
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SUMMARY:Building Immersion\, Life Tools
DESCRIPTION:10 am to 4.30 PM both days. \nCome learn to use a variety of hand and power tools\, and gain or expand your building skills\, so helpful to farmers\, artists\, or to increase your own DIY skill set. Proper tool use and techniques can inspire you to make furniture\, a shed or studio\, or even a tiny house! Plenty of hands-on experience and community building in a beautiful setting. This is our fourth year running this popular weekend workshop. Facilitator/teachers are Seeds of Solidarity founders Ricky and Deb\, and farmer/builder Emi. Sliding scale $85- $185. ($250 value). Lunches included\, rustic on-site overnight camping possible. Pre-registration required\, capped at 18. Email deb@seedsofsolidarity.org to register. \nLearn more
URL:https://nofamass.dreamhosters.com/event/building-immersion-life-tools/
LOCATION:Seeds of Solidarity Farm\, Orange\, MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260823T163000
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SUMMARY:Building Immersion\, Life Tools
DESCRIPTION:10 am to 4.30 PM both days. \nCome learn to use a variety of hand and power tools\, and gain or expand your building skills\, so helpful to farmers\, artists\, or to increase your own DIY skill set. Proper tool use and techniques can inspire you to make furniture\, a shed or studio\, or even a tiny house! Plenty of hands-on experience and community building in a beautiful setting. This is our fourth year running this popular weekend workshop. Facilitator/teachers are Seeds of Solidarity founders Ricky and Deb\, and farmer/builder Emi. Sliding scale $85- $185. ($250 value). Lunches included\, rustic on-site overnight camping possible. Pre-registration required\, capped at 18. Email deb@seedsofsolidarity.org to register. \nLearn more
URL:https://nofamass.dreamhosters.com/event/building-immersion-life-tools-2/
LOCATION:Seeds of Solidarity Farm\, Orange\, MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260826T160000
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SUMMARY:On-Farm Fertility & Ferments: Farmer Networking Session
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Benson’s Pond Farm for a look at building on-farm fertility through fermented plant & fruit inputs. This casual\, educational and networking session will explore how these foliar fertilizers and amendments are made on-farm\, applied\, and tracked over time using both mineral and biological testing. We’ll dig into the methodology\, pricing\, and observed benefits after five years of use in a transitioning system: what’s changed\, what’s worked\, and what’s still evolving. Out in the bog\, we’ll observe plant & soil conditions as indicators of biological activity and health. \nWe’ll touch on shared water considerations and the realities of moving toward organic certification\, and close with time to connect\, share experiences\, and continue the conversation with fellow growers. This session is designed for fellow cranberry growers as well as anyone who is interested in developing on-farm fertility strategies rooted in biology. \nRegister Online Now\nAbout the Instructors: \nCass Gilmore is a third-generation cranberry grower in Massachusetts who\, since 2020\, has been transitioning the farm from conventional chemical inputs to regenerative practices. Central to this shift is a commitment to closing the loop on farm inputs – reducing external dependencies while building on-farm fertility. As the transition has progressed\, biological life across the farm has surged\, with beneficial organisms emerging at levels not previously observed on this or other cranberry operations.  \nAccessibility: \nThis event takes place on a working cranberry bog\, which includes uneven\, soft\, and potentially wet terrain. Participants should be prepared to walk on irregular ground. Due to these conditions\, accessibility may limited for those with mobility challenges or who require firm\, level pathways during the tour. There is an ADA accessible bathroom on site. \nRefund/Inclement Weather Policy: \nFor information on our refund and inclement weather policy\, click here.  \nCapacity: \nCapacity for this event is limited to 20 people. Register ahead of time to secure your space!  \nRegister Online Now\n  \nQuestions? \nContact Randy at events@nofamass.dreamhosters.com with any questions. \n  \nPartners & Sponsors
URL:https://nofamass.dreamhosters.com/event/on-farm-fertility-ferments-farmer-networking-session/
LOCATION:Benson Pond Cranberries and Barn\, 6 Pine St.\, Middleboro\, 02346\, United States
CATEGORIES:NOFA/Mass Event,TOPP
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SUMMARY:ELA’s 32nd Annual Conference & Eco-Marketplace: Navigating Uncertainty
DESCRIPTION:The Ecological Landscape Alliance (ELA) is excited to announce the 2026 Annual Conference & Eco-Marketplace to be held in Providence\, Rhode Island. The Annual Conference brings together leaders in ecological landscape practices with a diverse range of professionals involved in landcare\, including landscape architects\, designers\, growers\, horticulturists\, land stewards\,  arborists\, and installation-maintenance technicians. We also welcome students\, educators\, native plant enthusiasts\, community activists\, and home gardeners. The event will feature a two-day\, multi-track program with opportunities to network\, learn\, and share new insights and strategies that contribute to sustainable and regenerative landscape management. \nLandscape Design\nExplore innovative ways to use native plants\, mitigate climate change\, and design spaces that encourage biodiversity\, including habitats for birds\, butterflies\, and other wildlife. \nAdvocacy & Activism\nThis track will explore how to advocate for environmental and ecological causes and demonstrate how individuals and organizations are making a positive impact in their communities. Join us to learn about people who are actively working in or passionate about creating social\, environmental\, or policy change. \nManaging Evolving Landscapes\nDedicated to the practical aspects of implementing and maintaining ecological landscapes\, these sessions provide tangible takeaways\, covering regenerative practices\, plant propagation\, creating and managing meadows\, and managing invasive species. Sessions will also focus on effective land management and maintenance\, including tools and best practices. \nEcological Business Practices\nJoin us for sessions on ecological business practices\, which offer actionable insights into building and running ecological businesses. \nLearn more & register
URL:https://nofamass.dreamhosters.com/event/elas-32nd-annual-conference-eco-marketplace-navigating-uncertainty/
LOCATION:1 West Exchange Street\, 1 West Exchange Street\, Providence\, RI\, 02903\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event,HSAP
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SUMMARY:Land Learning and Stewardship on Harbor Pond
DESCRIPTION:We have our first land stewardship event coming up in a few weeks! \nLand Learning and Stewardship on Harbor Pond\nSunday\, August 30\, 1pm\n72 Main Street\, Townsend\, MA \nAll ages and abilities welcome! \nDetails and signup:\nwww.indigenouslandscapeinitiative.org/HarborPond2026 \nIn Land has partnered with two community groups in Townsend\, MA\, the\nTownsend Historical Society and Squannacook Greenways (which built and\nmaintains the Rail Trail)\, to restore and steward land that they hold.\nWe’re pleased to be collaborating with the Odanak Land & Environment\nOffice of the Grand Council of the Waban-Aki Nation on this project. \nOur August 30 event will kick off this project with a program of sharing\nand learning about Indigenous cultures of land stewardship\, as well as\non-the-ground activities — removing invasive plants and activities to\nfoster beneficial plants. We’ll conclude with some calm hang-out time\nover a snack. \nWe would love to see you there! \nHarbor Pond 2026
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LOCATION:Reed Homestead\, 72 Main St.\, Townsend\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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