Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Hampshire
A Voice for Organic Agriculture in NH
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Grow Well, Eat Well
The Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Hampshire (NOFA-NH) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to building a community of organic food activists and educated consumers to help support New Hampshire's local organic farming community.
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Office Hours:
By appointment only. Please email or call us first to schedule.
Phone: (603) 224-5022
Email: info@nofanh.org
Please note that staff are working remotely and are available by phone or email Monday-Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
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What's Happening at NOFA-NH?
Programs & Events
The "CRAFT of Farming" Program
NOFA-NH's CRAFT program focuses on peer-to-peer learning and professional development in New Hampshire’s organic farming community. In six tours from August to September 2021, farmers, farm workers, and those interested in learning how food is grown will have the opportunity to learn from experienced growers and to build stronger social networks.
Tours include: Winter Street Farm (August 7), SHARA Vineyards (August 11), Winnipesaukee Woods Farm & Busy Lizzie’s Blooms (August 21), Mountain Heartbeet (August 28), Stonewall Farm (September 11), and North Family Farm (September 18).
Organic Gardening Workshop Series
Our "Feeding the Family" Organic Gardening Workshop Series offers tips for new and experienced gardeners seeking to feed themselves and their families. Learn about garden planning, healthy soils, pests and diseases, container gardening, building raised beds and much more in this 15 class gardening series!
Attend 1, 2, 3 or all classes in the series, weekly from February 23 to April 27 and monthly from June to October.
Thank You for a Great Winter Conference!
Thank You to our Speakers, Sponsors, Exhibitors, Staff, Board of Directors, and Attendees for helping us kick off NOFA's 50th year! The weekend made us feel connected, energized and inspired! Workshop recordings have been made available to all ticket holders. Please contact us if you have not received the links.
If you haven’t already, please check out our virtual Exhibitor Fair for product discounts, as well as our Winter Conference Book Store hosted by MainStreet BookEnds of Warner where you can get copies of the books by our author speakers and others. Both the Exhibitor Fair and Book Store will remain open throughout the year, and 20% of book sale proceeds will go back to support NOFA-NH.
NOFA & Community Events Calendar
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July 30-August 6 — NOFA Summer Conference
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August 2 — Min Till Farmers Call (NOFA/Mass), held the 1st Monday of every month
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August 3-31 — Crop Production Workshop Series, Fall Harvest (New Entry Sustainable Farming Project)
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August 7 — CRAFT Farm Tour @ Winter Street Farm: Land Access & No-Till Practices
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August 9 — Land-As-Community: Equitable Farmland Tenure Models and Case Studies (Northeast Farmers of Color Land Trust, Agrarian Trust)
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August 10 — Organic Gardening Series Workshop, Instruction and Q&A
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August 11 — CRAFT Farm Tour @ SHARA Vineyards: Reading the Landscape & Thinking from an Ecological Perspective
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August 11 — Rain Garden Workshop (Cheshire County Conservation District)
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August 21 — CRAFT Farm Tour @ Winnipesaukee Woods Farm & Busy Lizzie's Blooms: Intensive Growing in Small Spaces
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September 7 — Organic Gardening Series Workshop, Instruction and Q&A
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September 11 — CRAFT Farm Tour @ Stonewall Farm: Diversifying Your Farm
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September 18 — CRAFT Farm Tour @ North Family Farm: Sustainable, Certified Organic Maple Syrup
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October 12 — Organic Gardening Series Workshop, Instruction and Q&A
Recent Programs & Events:
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NOFA-NH's 19th Annual Winter Conference
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Kiss the Ground Film Screening and Panel Discussion
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Why Organic Now? Linking Social Justice to Personal and Planetary Health Virtual Panel Discussion and Q & A
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The CRAFT of Farming Virtual Farm Tours
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Organic Gardening Videos, featuring Ron Christie of Living Earth Farm
A Note About The Natural Farmer Quarterly Publication
NOFA-NH is one of 7 state chapters of the Northeast Organic Farming Association and the NOFA Interstate Council. The Interstate Council provides coordination between the chapters and acts as an umbrella organization for projects of collective interest to NOFA chapters. In addition, it is the publisher of The Natural Farmer (TNF). NOFA-NH members have likely already received the Winter 2020-2021 issue of The Natural Farmer. If you have objections to this issue regarding the content of Section B, titled “Special Supplement on Who Owns Science?” please refer to the following statement from the Interstate Council. You may also contact The Natural Farmer directly.
Thank You, Sponsors!
