Name: Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Hampshire (NOFA-NH)
Address: 84 Silk Farm Road, Concord, NH, 03301, US
Telephone: 603-224-5022

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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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What's Happening at NOFA-NH?

Recipient Applications Are Open for Our Farm Share Program!

We are delighted to partner with the following farms in 2023 to offer nutritious farm shares for community members in need: Abenaki Springs Farm, Brookford Farm, Local Harvest CSA, Mountain Heartbeet, Open Woods Farm, Pork Hill Farm, Stout Oak Farm, Tuckaway Farm, Winter Street Farm, & Waxing Moon Gardens. Eligible NH residents are invited to apply for the program by Sunday, April 9, 2023.

If you require assistance in completing your application or have any questions, please email xochi@nofanh.org or call 603-224-5022.

Si necesita ayuda para completar su solicitud o tiene alguna pregunta, envíe un correo electrónico xochi@nofanh.org o llame 603-224-5022.

Learn more about the program and our partner farms, and apply.

Are you tending a garden for the first time, or have you been growing food for many years? NOFA-NH's "Feeding the Family" Organic Gardening Workshop Series offers instruction for new and experienced home growers seeking to build skills to feed themselves, their families and develop self-sufficiency. Knowledgeable speakers from near and far lead short informative workshops. Learn about how to improve a home growing system or start something new.

The 2023 gardening series is a mix of four online workshops on Thursday evenings from March 30th through April 20th and one in person workshop on Saturday, April 29th. Register for the full online series or individual workshops. The in-person workshop must be registered for separately and has a capacity of 25 people. Members receive a 25% discount for all gardening series workshops. Learn more here.

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Thank You to Everyone Who Made our 21st Annual Winter Conference Possible!

Thank you to all the attendees, speakers, exhibitors, and sponsors who made our 21st Annual Winter Conference such an incredible day full of honing our skills, strengthening our connections, and cultivating hope for a brighter future.

We feel so deeply inspired by your passion and commitment to organic, sustainable agriculture and land care practices and energized to continue this vital work. We are grateful to be in this with you. Thank you for sharing your time, thoughts, experience, space, and energy with us. Until next year!!!

To learn more about our conference click here. Recordings are now available for purchase.

NOFA's 2023 Farm Bill Principles Platform

The NOFA state chapters have developed six Farm Bill principles advocating for a Farm Bill that:

Invests in and protects the integrity of organic and agroecological practices as a core solution to our climate and biological crises.
Ensures fair treatment and just livelihoods for farmers and workers throughout the food and farming system.
Invests in rural communities, increases fairness and resilience of local and regional supply chains and breaks up consolidation in agriculture.
Centers racial justice across all programs and repairs past and ongoing racialized harm.
Promotes food sovereignty for disadvantaged communities and ensures nutrition security for all.
Eliminates the use of toxic substances on farmland and in our food system while supporting a just transition for farmers.