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CT NOFA Announces 2024 Slate of Soil Health Field Days
Beginning in late summer, CT NOFA will host three field days centered on soil health practices. Learn more about how tree and shrub establishment, cover cropping, and no-till farming practices…
Read More CT NOFA Board Member, Freedom Gerardo, Featured on New Hampshire Public Radio
CT NOFA board member, Hector “Freedom” Gerardo, was recently featured on New Hampshire Public Radio’s podcast, Outside/In. Gerardo is, among other things, a Connecticut-based industrial hemp farmer, whose experience provides…
Read More Connecticut Farms Newly Certified Organic
The original version of this story included Lathrop Farm in Lebanon, CT, which we mistakenly described as having been certified organic for maple syrup in March of 2024. In fact,…
Read More The Natural Farmer – Call for New Advisory Committee Members
The Natural Farmer, the publication of the Northeast Organic Farming Association, is recruiting new members for its Advisory Committee. This compensated committee supports the production of a high-quality newspaper of interest…
Read More SAVE THE DATE – CT NOFA’s 43rd Winter Conference on March 1, 2025
CT NOFA is happy to announce a continuation of our partnership with Eastern Connecticut State University. After a successful conference, earlier this year, we’re excited to return to Eastern on…
Read More Food Organizations: Input Needed!
The CT State Commission on Women, Children, Seniors, Equity, and Opportunity is putting together a database of food organizations in the state and wants as many as possible to be…
Read More NOFA’s Member Newspaper, The Natural Farmer, Seeks Articles Highlighting BIPOC Farmers
The Natural Farmer, the Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) newspaper, is seeking stories highlighting the varied experiences of farmers of color. Black & Indigenous farmers are responsible for countless contributions…
Read More NOFA’s Member Newspaper, The Natural Farmer, Seeks Articles About Mushrooms & Fungi
Calling all foragers, cultivators, and mushroom lovers! Did you know the largest organism on Earth is the Honey fungus? Both indoor and outdoor cultivated and foraged mushrooms can serve a…
Read More Advocacy Update – the Farm Bill is Back!
By Dr. Kimberly Stoner, CT NOFA Director of Advocacy Take Action on the Farm Bill — Again! The CT General Assembly has finished for this year, just as Farm Bill…
Read More Environmental Rights for Connecticut — Now and in the Years to Come
By Dr. Kimberly Stoner, CT NOFA Director of Advocacy A recent newspaper column attacked the CT Environmental Rights Amendment by saying “[the] Environmental Rights Amendment could justify almost anything.” The…
Read More Farm Share Spotlight: Thy Neighbors Farm
Thy Neighbors Farm in Torrington is participating in CT NOFA’s Farm Share Program, which provides reduced cost Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) shares – also known as farm shares – to…
Read More Advocacy Alert – Legislative Session Ends on Wednesday!
Time is running out on important state legislation! Any bills that haven’t passed by Wednesday night are dead until next January. As the session staggers to a close, only the…
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