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Crops being watered by irrigationCanva Pro

Soil for Water Video Case Studies

In this video, Eric Benfeldt, an Extension Specialist with…
mixed produce including carrots, peppers, purple cabbage, cauliflower, and more

Financing an Organic Farm with Federal Programs

Starting a farm can be tough, especially if you don't have cash…

Grazing Networks for Livestock Producers

Crenshaw Farm in Slick, Oklahoma

Division of Agriculture Beginning Farmers and Ranchers Development Program

.wp-post-image {display:none !important} Division of Agriculture…
man with clipboard looking at greenhouse plants

USBG Greenhouse Manual

Farm Branding: Selling Your Products Through Story

Armed to Farm in Albuquerque

After two years of delays due to COVID-19, NCAT finally hosted an Armed to Farm training in the Southwest. At the end of March, we hosted 27 veterans and their spouses or family farm partners in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for a week of training. As the Director of Armed to Farm, I have had the joy of participating in the majority of our 27 in-person Armed to Farm trainings. Each time, it is a delight to meet farmer veterans who are eager to expand their farm and ranch operations and connect them to the many resources and networks that are available to support them.

Series of Virtual Sustainable Agriculture Workshops Now Online

Our NCAT Gulf States team has been working hard throughout the pandemic to provide quality technical assistance to farmers that we’re known for. Instead of meeting with farmers in-person, we shifted to virtual events. In-person on-farm workshops will always be our favorite way to teach, but we found that there are benefits to embracing the virtual platform. One significant benefit was that we were able to record these virtual workshops and share them with a national audience.
By Nina Prater, Sustainable Agriculture Specialist
An Armed to Farm participant learns goat milking.Courtesy Scott McClenahan

Training

Farm Start-Up

Tag Archive for: Education

Crops being watered by irrigationCanva Pro

Soil for Water Video Case Studies

In this video, Eric Benfeldt, an Extension Specialist with…
mixed produce including carrots, peppers, purple cabbage, cauliflower, and more

Financing an Organic Farm with Federal Programs

Starting a farm can be tough, especially if you don't have cash…

Grazing Networks for Livestock Producers

Crenshaw Farm in Slick, Oklahoma

Division of Agriculture Beginning Farmers and Ranchers Development Program

.wp-post-image {display:none !important} Division of Agriculture…
man with clipboard looking at greenhouse plants

USBG Greenhouse Manual

Farm Branding: Selling Your Products Through Story

Armed to Farm in Albuquerque

After two years of delays due to COVID-19, NCAT finally hosted an Armed to Farm training in the Southwest. At the end of March, we hosted 27 veterans and their spouses or family farm partners in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for a week of training. As the Director of Armed to Farm, I have had the joy of participating in the majority of our 27 in-person Armed to Farm trainings. Each time, it is a delight to meet farmer veterans who are eager to expand their farm and ranch operations and connect them to the many resources and networks that are available to support them.

Series of Virtual Sustainable Agriculture Workshops Now Online

Our NCAT Gulf States team has been working hard throughout the pandemic to provide quality technical assistance to farmers that we’re known for. Instead of meeting with farmers in-person, we shifted to virtual events. In-person on-farm workshops will always be our favorite way to teach, but we found that there are benefits to embracing the virtual platform. One significant benefit was that we were able to record these virtual workshops and share them with a national audience.
By Nina Prater, Sustainable Agriculture Specialist
An Armed to Farm participant learns goat milking.Courtesy Scott McClenahan

Training

Farm Start-Up

Tag Archive for: Education

Crops being watered by irrigationCanva Pro

Soil for Water Video Case Studies

In this video, Eric Benfeldt, an Extension Specialist with…
mixed produce including carrots, peppers, purple cabbage, cauliflower, and more

Financing an Organic Farm with Federal Programs

Starting a farm can be tough, especially if you don't have cash…

Grazing Networks for Livestock Producers

Crenshaw Farm in Slick, Oklahoma

Division of Agriculture Beginning Farmers and Ranchers Development Program

.wp-post-image {display:none !important} Division of Agriculture…
man with clipboard looking at greenhouse plants

USBG Greenhouse Manual

Farm Branding: Selling Your Products Through Story

Armed to Farm in Albuquerque

After two years of delays due to COVID-19, NCAT finally hosted an Armed to Farm training in the Southwest. At the end of March, we hosted 27 veterans and their spouses or family farm partners in Albuquerque, New Mexico, for a week of training. As the Director of Armed to Farm, I have had the joy of participating in the majority of our 27 in-person Armed to Farm trainings. Each time, it is a delight to meet farmer veterans who are eager to expand their farm and ranch operations and connect them to the many resources and networks that are available to support them.

Series of Virtual Sustainable Agriculture Workshops Now Online

Our NCAT Gulf States team has been working hard throughout the pandemic to provide quality technical assistance to farmers that we’re known for. Instead of meeting with farmers in-person, we shifted to virtual events. In-person on-farm workshops will always be our favorite way to teach, but we found that there are benefits to embracing the virtual platform. One significant benefit was that we were able to record these virtual workshops and share them with a national audience.
By Nina Prater, Sustainable Agriculture Specialist
An Armed to Farm participant learns goat milking.Courtesy Scott McClenahan

Training

Farm Start-Up