Join us for some fun and inspiration as we learn some ways to garden using Dowsing, Biodynamic & Organic farming practices. We will be inviting the Nature Spirits, and the consciousness of the land to co-create with us in this exciting and spiritual journey.

Dowsing is an ancient art, retaining great practicality even in modern times. Mainly associated with the search for water, the applications of dowsing are actually nearly limitless, and employed by people of all walks of life.

As farmers and shepherds, we learn by trial and error, and often alone.

Join NOFA-VT, along with NOFA-Mass, CISA, and others, for a regional gathering of agroforestry farmers seeking to dive deeply into relationship-building, regional connectivity, and food systems transformation.

The University of Maryland Monthly Lunch and Learn series begins this month on May 27th at 12:00.

Our topic will be Ag Lease 101: Your Key to Farmland Access.

Vermont farmers, loggers, and townsfolk are working for a future of healthy land and strong communities. We are growing knowledge, topsoil, biodiversity, and nutrient-dense food. 

Together, we can deepen topsoil, retain water, care for wildlife, and protect ourselves from flooding and drought.

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.

🚜 More Than a Conference

Enjoy two full days on the farm:

Farmland for a New Generation New York is hosting a 3-part webinar series in May, June, and July, exploring issues related to accessing agricultural land using collaborative and cooperative models. The series is designed for farmers interested in participating in collaborative or cooperative land access projects and for service providers who often advise or coach farmers working on these projects. It will explore 

Farmland for a New Generation New York is hosting a 3-part webinar series in May, June, and July, exploring issues related to accessing agricultural land using collaborative and cooperative models. The series is designed for farmers interested in participating in collaborative or cooperative land access projects and for service providers who often advise or coach farmers working on these projects. It will explore