Seed saving can become a source of income, make farms more independent and resilient, and improve genetic biodiversity. It’s not just for farms; backyard growers, gardeners, and conservationists can utilize seed saving techniques to preserve local native species, heirloom crops, and more. 

The National Organic Standards Board (Board) will meet to discuss the following topics: substances petitioned for addition to, or deletion from, the National List of Allowed and Prohibited Substances (National List); substances due to sunset from the National List in 2028; and recommendations on organic regulations.

Join NHTOA as we gather to connect and enjoy a woodland and wildflower walk while learning about the forest and farm management and conservation efforts at the beautiful Branch Hill Farm in Milton Mills. A light breakfast is provided.

Join Granite State Graziers and Wellscroft Farm to explore a variety of livestock fencing!

The American Community Gardening Association (ACGA) annual conference highlights ACGA's grassroots efforts to empower, build, enhance and sustain gardens through education and collaboration. The annual conference brings together diverse voices, ideas, and practices that strengthen the role of community gardens in advancing food security, health, and garden sustainability.

Join the Windham County NRCD in partnership with Interlace Commons to Learn to Grow and Maintain Trees in Agricultural Landscapes!

Registration is NOW OPEN for the AFHVS/ASFS Just Transformations conference at the University of Vermont!⁠
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Happening June 7-10th at the University of Vermont, these days will be full of insightful sessions, field trips, networking and community building, and meaningful learning. The two tracks will focus on: agroecology and ecological economics. Special keynote panel with Ellen Kahler of VSJF, Samantha Langevin of Liberation Ecosystem, Grace Oedel of NOFA, and Sarah Waring of NBRC. ⁠

Join educators from across the country for workshops, tours, and resources that illuminate agriculture in the classroom in Providence, Rhode Island.

Celebrate local farmers, chefs, brewers & community! Learn about heritage crops, sample delicious flavors & bring the whole family.

The conference is open to everyone with an interest in trees and shrubs managed for their nuts or native woody fruits. Attendees will include a diverse mix of commercial growers, researchers, and hobbyists.

We the Land! is a gathering for Indigenous, Black & Brown earth workers, land stewards, and farmers.

This event, hosted by the Northeast TOPP program, supports current and aspiring organic farmers through hands-on workshops, practical technical assistance, and meaningful opportunities to connect with peers across the food and farming community. Whether you're just beginning your organic journey or looking to deepen your expertise, you'll gain real-world insights you can apply right away.

A biennial gathering by and for agroecological seed communities in the U.S. and across the world