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What's Happening at NOFA-NH?

In an effort to keep our staff and community safe, NOFA-NH's physical office is currently closed due to COVID-19. Our staff is working remotely, and can be reached by email and phone. Please visit our staff directory for contact information. 

Dear Friends of NOFA-NH,

We hope you and your loved ones are healthy and well. In this uniquely challenging time, NOFA-NH is continuing the work of our forty-year history to create resilient food systems across New Hampshire and the Northeast. But we can't do it without you.

Our shared commitment to New Hampshire’s organic and sustainable farmers, producers, food workers, land care providers, activists and eaters is more important today than ever before. We know how much you value organic food and agriculture.

Here are a few ways you can help NOFA-NH in the fight to strengthen our community:

• Become a NOFA-NH member, renew your membership, or give the gift of membership.

• Make a donation, and/or donate to a specific program.

• Volunteer on our Board of Directors or one of our committees and have your voice heard

NOFA-NH is an important source of education, promotion, and healthy food for so many. Your support is vital to our mission in every season.

Yours in Good Health and Healthy Food,

 ~ Team NOFA-NH

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Resources to Help Our Community Cope With COVID-19:

• Check out our NEW Resources Page dedicated to information and opportunities for all members of our food system in response to COVID-19.

• Our Organic Farm and Food Map featuring NH’s certified organic farmers and producers enables residents to search for organic crops and livestock in their community, support their neighbors and purchase hyper-local food.

• View our existing Resources Page for farmers, gardeners, educators and eaters.

• Peruse our E-newsletter Archive for information on past programs, policy initiatives, educational resources, and more.

Programs & Events

Organic Gardening with NOFA-NH: A Video Series

Featuring Ron Christie of Living Earth Farm

Video 1: The Importance of Sunlight and Location 

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Sunlight is critical to plant health and successful gardening. Learn more about optimal lighting conditions for your garden, including where, and where not, to plant vegetables, berry bushes and trees on your property in this short video featuring organic farmer Ron Christie, owner of Living Earth Farm in Concord, New Hampshire.

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Watch the Video Here

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Like this video? Find more organic gardening resources here and subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more.

NOFA & Community Events Calendar

• Forum-Style Calls for Farmers: UNH Extension is hosting one-hour, online Zoom calls for NH farmers to discuss adaptation strategies, concerns, and needs in response to the novel coronavirus.

• Fridays, 12:00 - 1:00 PM — NH Food Alliance Network Cafe Webinar, a weekly COVID-19 & Equity group call

• May 22 — Resiliency Skills Webinar Series: Inviting Beneficial Insects to Your Farm (NOFA/Mass)

• May 27 — Soil Health Assessment for Farmers & Gardeners (NOFA/Mass, NOFA-NJ, CT-NOFA)

• May 28 — Food Systems Summit: The Future of Food Policy

• June 10 — North Country Lunch & Learn: Backyard Chickens: Bird is the Word

• June 28-July 26 — Crop Production Workshop Series at Tufts: Organic Farming and Food Systems (1):  Summer Management

• July 6 — NOFA/Mass Min Till Monthly Farmer Calls. All calls at 7 – 8 pm. Dial 413-259-8022 to join. Future calls: Mon Aug 3, Mon Sept 7, Mon Oct 5, Mon Nov 2, Mon Dec 7

• August 9-September 6 — Crop Production Workshop Series at Tufts: Organic Farming and Food Systems (3):  Fall Harvest