Tag Archive for: Regional Food Systems
Practicing Resurrection: Using Green Manures on a Small Semi-Urban Homestead
By Lee Rinehart, NCAT Agriculture Specialist
The garden entrance…
How Sweet It Is: South Texas Citrus Stays Home to Delight Local School Kids
By Robert Maggiani, NCAT Agriculture Specialist
It's National…
Next Gen Regen: Becky Weed on Building Resilient Agroecosystems
Thirty-five years ago, Becky Weed and Dave Tyler left successful careers to start a farm in Montana’s Gallatin Valley. As first-generation farmers, “Dave and I didn’t know our heads from a hole in the ground, but we wanted to merge our interest in conservation and ecological systems with jobs in agriculture,” recalled Becky.
By Linda Poole, Regenerative Grazing Specialist
By Linda Poole, Regenerative Grazing Specialist
Weekly Wednesday Workshop: Barbara Shipman
In this video, Felicia Bell, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist…
Episode 215. ‘Urban Ag is People Taking Care of People’
In this episode of Voices from the Field, we travel to Jackson,…
Weekly Wednesday Webinar: Barbara Shipman
In this episode, Felicia Bell, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist…
Episode 194. Kansas City Food Hub and KC Farm
In this bonus episode of Voices from the Field, Lacy Stephens…
Farm to Food Hub to School
In this video, Daniel Prial, a specialist with the National Center…
Episode 190. Alderspring Ranch. Part 2
This episode of Voices from the Field is the second in a two-part…
A Senator’s View of a Post-COVID Food World
While in Washington, DC, last spring, just as the rising tide of COVID-19 began, I had the pleasure of visiting with Senator John Boozman of Arkansas during a chance encounter outside the Capitol. A warm and friendly man by temperament, his dedication to sustainable agriculture and local food systems quickly animated our curbside conversation.
By Steve Thompson, NCAT Executive Director
By Steve Thompson, NCAT Executive Director
Montana Farm-to-Grocery Webinar
Catch up on our virtual convening of growers, grocery store managers,…
Mississippi Food Justice Collaborative: Transforming Mississippi Food Systems
Food culture is very rich here in Mississippi. No matter where your adventures lead you, food will navigate you across the state to people, culture, landmarks, history, and all of the things that I feel make The Magnolia State so great.
By Asha Tillman, NCAT Agriculture Specialist and Co-Coordinator of the MS Food Systems Fellowship
By Asha Tillman, NCAT Agriculture Specialist and Co-Coordinator of the MS Food Systems Fellowship