Partner events
Events
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New Haven Climate, Clean Energy, and Connecticut
CitySeed 162 James St., New Haven, CT, United StatesCT NOFA is proud to partner with the Sierra Club of Connecticut and CitySeed to host a conversation about the causes and impacts of climate change, how Connecticut is doing…
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Farm Tour: Fort Hill Farm
Fort Hill Farm 18 Fort Hill Rd., New Milford, CT, United StatesFarmers, farm workers, and aspiring farmers: Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour of Fort Hill Farm’s greenhouse and high tunnel systems. Explore the different structures, learn when and why each was built, and discover how specific design choices support diverse production needs. The tour also includes a look at their new grant-funded soil steamer and its role in improving soil health and productivity.
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Connecticut Sun Day
Central Connecticut State University 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, ConnecticutOn September 21, 2025 the Connecticut Coalition for Climate Action and CT NOFA invite you to join us to celebrate power from the sun: solar and other renewable energy sources.…
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Farm Tour: Sunset Farm
Sunset Farm 1057 Andrew Mountain Rd., Naugatuck, CT, United StatesFarmers, farm workers, and aspiring farmers: Visit the certified organic Sunset Farm in Naugatuck and learn how they incorporate high tunnels into four-season farming. The tour will also discuss the role of cover cropping in maintaining soil health.
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CT Grown Academy: Spring Marketing Webinar for Farmers
OnlineCT Grown Academy is a free educational series designed to help Connecticut farmers and agricultural producers improve their marketing and digital presence, helping them to connect more effectively with consumers. This webinar continues that mission with practical, organic-specific guidance you can apply right away.
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Forest Farming: Ecological and Legal Considerations for Connecticut
The Hickories 136 Lounsbury Road, Ridgefield, CT, United StatesJoin us for a workshop covering important ecological and legal considerations for forest farming of native medicinal herbs in Connecticut. This workshop will focus on two of the highest-value, rare native herbs: American ginseng and goldenseal.
