The SE New England Native Seed Exchange is for folks who are new to the native plant world, gardeners, students, conservationists, and farmers! Whatever your level of interest or knowledge, we'd love you to come. Featuring live bluegrass and folk music by Hollow Turtle.

The National Organic Coalition is hosting a National Organic Convening on Friday, November 6, 2026 from 1 to 4 pm ET. This online forum provides a space for information-sharing and dialogue and is open to all organic community members.

This event is hosted by Wild Seed Project in Maine, in partnership with Friends of Ft. Williams Park. This workshop covers the basics of collecting seed from the plants you tend and preparing to sow them in the winter. Friends of Ft. Williams Park is generously sharing collected seed with participants to bring home to their own gardens!

Imagine this: New Hampshire’s forests teeming with life—and food! Shade-loving crops, pick-your-own fruits, nuts, berries and mushrooms, along with livestock grazing beneath the trees.

Sound dreamy? It’s already happening! Join our November Network Café to explore the exciting potential of agroforestry with Laurie Mooney and Heidi Asbjornsen of the Adaptive Agroforestry Principles and Teaching (ADAPT) program, a research and education partnership between the University of New Hampshire, Dartmouth College, and Yale University.

LIVIANA is a decentralised series of exchanges and symposia over two weeks, providing CERN members an opportunity to connect and share. It is based on the Spanish term LIVIANA, which connotes openness, a free-floating train of thought, and a cheerful spirit. LIVIANA opens a space where we can feel comfortable and cared for, and where we can listen to each other and learn more about life projects done communally at CERN.

The Urban School Food Alliance (USFA) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization created by school food service professionals in 2012 to address the unique needs of the nation’s largest school districts. Members collaborate to share best practices, develop procurement standards, and advocate for the health and wellness of students. Please join the USFA and the University of New Hampshire Extension for the next Webinar for Local Producers! This year, USFA will be hosting Webinars for Local Producers, with school districts and local producer organizations of all sizes across the country. These Webinars aim to share an overview of school food procurement and introduce producers to school districts as potential revenue streams for their operations. 

Join USFA and the University of New Hampshire Extension on Thursday, October 29, 2026, at 12:00 PM EST via Zoom for the next Webinar for Local Producers.

A food festival at heart, we welcome a wide array of restaurants and chefs, as well as non-profits, small businesses and community organizations for and by the BIPOC communities of New England. We believe shared food and joy are critical means for building connections and community and you will find plenty of both at this family friendly event. Featuring cultural performances, local musicians and artists, this is a day you don’t want to miss. Join us in October at Strawbery Banke Museum and see for yourself!

Join a statewide Cut Flower Grower Conference, EXCLUSIVELY for commercial cut flower growers.

Join NOC on Wednesday, October 14 from 1 pm to 4 pm ET for a community-wide virtual gathering alongside the NOSB meeting. Topics will include an NOSB update and farmer panel.

Join UNH Extension’s Beginning Farmer and Food Safety programs at Barker's Farm for an interactive field workshop exploring how farm resilience, food safety, and efficient post-harvest handling work together to support a successful farm operation. Through a guided tour of Barker's Farm, participants will see firsthand how conservation practices such as drainage systems, swales, field roads, and water management infrastructure can help reduce flood impacts, protect soil health, and minimize risks to crop safety. 

Good record-keeping is the foundation of a successful organic operation. Whether you're pursuing certification, already certified, or simply want better farm records, NOFA-NH's Organic Recordkeeping Video Series provides practical guidance you can watch at your own pace

The Making of a Deep Winter Greenhouse

Join us at Winter Street Farm in Claremont, NH for a field day with organic farmer Jonathan Hayden as he shares his experience designing and building a greenhouse on his small, diversified CSA farm.  Click photo to learn more!

In partnership with UNH Cooperative Extension, NOFA-NH will be co-hosting this pasture walk for the Windham County Conservation District’s Connecticut River Watershed Planning Project. Click the photo to learn more!

Pastured Poultry for Small Farms

Kolrose Farm is a certified organic farm on 4 acres of leased land from Brandmoore Farm. Alex will guide us through the process from chicks to sales. Click photo to learn more!

NH Agriculture Professionals Day 2026 brings together agricultural service providers, educators, industry partners, and advocates to celebrate the positive stories shaping New Hampshire agriculture and to explore how we can build a stronger agriculture sector that meets the needs of tomorrow. Agriculture professionals day focuses on engaging discussions, sharing success stories, and meaningful networking. Attendees will strengthen connections across organizations and foster collaboration that supports farmers, communities, and the future of agriculture in the Granite State.

Join the 2026 New England Grazing Network Luminary Roadshow Series with Joshua Greene from Trees for Graziers at Robie Farm.

Join us for a listening session with NH FSA to learn about the organic cost share, as well as other programs available for farms through FSA, including NRCS projects. Find out why it is a good idea to register with FSA and stay updated each year.

Join the Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Hampshire (NOFA-NH) at Brookford Farm for an evening dedicated to community, connection, and peer-to-peer knowledge sharing! 

As global ecosystems and economic stability face unprecedented pressures, the documentary Saving Walden’s World invites the Laconia community to explore a proven, operational blueprint for humanity’s future.

The Natural Resources Conservation Service, N.H. will host a hybrid (in-person with remote option) State Technical Committee Meeting August 26, 2026, from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. at the State Office in Dover, N.H.

Wednesday, August 19th 
Sanborn Mills Farm
7097 Sanborn Road, Loudon, NH

Using Permanent Beds and Polyculture Plantings in the Garden and the Forest Farm

Visit Gemmo Forest to see a new paradigm in growing emerging. An invitation to look within for answers, strengthen your connection with self, and co-create with nature and nature beings. Click photo to learn more!

In partnership with UNH Cooperative Extension, NOFA-NH will be co-hosting this demonstration day for the Windham County Conservation District’s Connecticut River Watershed Planning Project. Click photo to learn more!