January 2022 Newsletter

January 2022 Newsletter

For the first time in a while, much of the area is getting what feels like actual winter. That’s good news for cover crops like tillage radishes that need several nights of temperatures below 25 to winter kill. But, it creates new layers of effort for livestock...
August 2021 Newsletter

August 2021 Newsletter

August Newsletter This month’s report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was sobering and unequivocal: climate change is widespread, rapid, and intensifying. Farmers are on the front line of Its impacts, with longer, deeper droughts and intense...
July 2021 Newsletter

July 2021 Newsletter

    July Newsletter In July, we were thrilled to host state legislators and staff at two farms. We explored regenerative crop and livestock production and urban agroecology at BLISS Meadows/Backyard Basecamp with farmer Jordan Bethea and naturalist and...