This is a great article that underscores the incontrovertible link between beginning farmers and succession. Here are a couple of facts I lifted from the article: According to the Department of Agriculture, family farms account for about 98% of all … Continue reading
Archive | 2012

Beauty of local farming
Improving access to locally grown food just makes sense. Locally grown food is fresh, more affordable (it eliminates food distribution costs) and strengthens the local economy by supporting local farmers and their families. This photo reminded me of the importance … Continue reading →
Public needs vs. farming: How a community came together to overcome this controversy
A great article explaining how the community of Northampton, Massachusetts turned a public needs vs. farming land dispute into a “win-win” situation for all. It also highlights the hand Land For Good board member, Clem Clay, played in making this … Continue reading →