Webinar

Join eOrganic for a webinar about biological control of spider mites on tomatoes, and how to raise your own beneficial mites! The webinar will be presented by Tom Bilbo and Jim Walgenbach of North Carolina State University who are part of a team of researchers on a NIFA OREI project about biological control!  It's free…

Dig into the Why's and How's of No -Till farming. Join Andrew Mefferd & Solid Ground as we explore techniques & skills to get started! The Why of No-till Much of the interest in no-till farming comes from a desire to avoid the negative effects of tillage. So, before talking about how to do no-till,…

Dig into the Why's and How's of No -Till farming. Join Andrew Mefferd & Solid Ground as we explore techniques & skills to get started! The Why of No-till Much of the interest in no-till farming comes from a desire to avoid the negative effects of tillage. So, before talking about how to do no-till,…

Do you want to have healthy soil, eat nutritious food and sequester carbon? We can do it all! Join NOFA MASS for another event from our Resilient Garden Series. Long time no-till gardener, Sharon Gensler will present garden practices that minimize soil disturbance, maintain living plant cover and utilize mulch as the key techniques you…

Do you want to have healthy soil, eat nutritious food and sequester carbon? We can do it all! Join NOFA MASS for another event from our Resilient Garden Series. Long time no-till gardener, Sharon Gensler will present garden practices that minimize soil disturbance, maintain living plant cover and utilize mulch as the key techniques you…

With Sefra Alexandra, Ecotype Project lead, CT NOFA This workshop will be recorded and made available to all registrants. Join Sefra Alexandra, lead of CT NOFA’s Ecotype Project for an evening discussing why truly local native plants are vital to reducing fragmentation by fortifying our ecological corridors and pollinator pathways with the right plants in…

With Sefra Alexandra, Ecotype Project lead, CT NOFA This workshop will be recorded and made available to all registrants. Join Sefra Alexandra, lead of CT NOFA’s Ecotype Project for an evening discussing why truly local native plants are vital to reducing fragmentation by fortifying our ecological corridors and pollinator pathways with the right plants in…

Food and medicine are abundant in the natural world and foraging connects us to our places in an important way. Join NOFA MASS for another event from our Resilient Garden Series to learn more. The Bay State is home to over 150 species of edible wild plants, some of which are more nutritious and/or flavorful…