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Dispatch from “Our Farms, Our Future: The Next 30 Years of Sustainable Agriculture”

Posted on May 15, 2018 by Sophie

Reading time 10 minutes

Spring Starts: A New Crop of LTF Farmers Share Challenges, Support

Posted on April 8, 2018 by Sophie

Reading time 8 minutes

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Writing Our Way In

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Sophie

Reading time 10 minutes

Conflicting Futures of Seed

Posted on December 12, 2017 by Sophie

Reading time 9 minutes

Dairy Dreaming

Posted on November 8, 2017 by Sophie

Reading time 9 minutes

Articles Reflections

Anxiety, IPM, and the Triple Bottom Line

Posted on October 27, 2017 by Sophie

Reading time 8 minutes

A Thank You Note

Posted on October 2, 2017 by Sophie

Reading time 1 minute

Link: Want to support local meat? Buy frozen, on consignment

Posted on August 2, 2017 by Sophie

Reading time less than 1 minute

Reconsidering Wholesale

Posted on June 5, 2017 by Sophie

Reading time 9 minutes

Seeking: Livestock Veterinarians Across America

Posted on May 9, 2017 by Sophie

Reading time 11 minutes

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Sugaring season is underway! Can we beat last years numbers?? #fiftyfivegallons #somuchsyrup #wegotthis #farmschoolpvs

Despite the snow, our second group this season made it on the farm today from Cambridge! Gus (and we) couldn't be happier #haggertyschool #fifthgrade #itsstillwinter #farmschoolpvs

A sunny snapshot from the barn at Maggie’s to keep us cozy in all this snow. Stay safe and warm out there! #thefarmschool #studentfarmer #learntofarm #maggies #sheep

Student farmers in a busy, snowy scene at the Sentinel Elm splitting yard. Many cords down, many cords to go! #thefarmschool #studentfarmer #learntofarm #woodwontsplititself

The best cows around! #thefarmschool #learntofarm #studentfarmer #reddevon

Winter sunrises #weloveit #latergram #thefarmschool #King #wheresTom?

Student farmers seeding cilantro, kale, collards, and greens in the greenhouse with Carlen 🌱🌱🌱 #thefarmschool #learntofarm #studentfarmer #seeding #greenhouse

When you think you’re done loading hay vs when you’re actually done loading hay 🧐 • • • • • #studentfarmer #learntofarm #thefarmschool

Student farmers are making their way back to Maggie’s Farmhouse after a nice break - the winter session begins today! #learntofarm #thefarmschool #studentfarmer #backtothegrind

Fresh pasta making in the Maggie's farmhouse with the Chicken Coop students!! #Friday #cookingskills #chickencoopschool #thefarmschool

February 1 is the Priority and Fellowship Deadline for the 2019-2020 Learn to Farm Program at The Farm School, start date October 2019. A farmer training program for beginning farmers, educators, and food system leaders. Links in profile have program description, Fellowship opportunities and the online application.

It’s the last day for student farmers until mid January and also the solstice, here’s a small offering from us to you 🌧🌧🌧 #learntofarm #thefarmschool #studentfarmer #solstice

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