Urban Agriculture Resources
An Inspiring Evening in New York City
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If you run a hobby farm, you already know the boot shuffle. Tall boots for the morning feed run, sneakers for the trip to the feed store, something for the evening walk to check the fence line. By the end…

The new program grants are intended to help farmers prepare properties for overnight guests or develop experiences such as apple picking, wine tasting, farm-to-table dinners, and agricultural workshops.

Applications for the inaugural class of artists are open from Oct. 1-Dec. 1.

The contest, started two years ago by Interlake High School graduate Corlie Zhuang, has a for-students, by-students slant and wants to add some fun to often intimidating writing-competition traditions.

This backyard-event guide will have you and your guests sharing orchard-fresh spritzes, galettes, and loaves.
In this Episode Farmer Greg welcomes returning guests Shawn and Beth Dougherty, homesteaders with 40 years of experience growing food and building a farm ecosystem with minimal outside inputs. They discuss their philosophy of homesteading, living soil, biological wealth, and…

The festival will take place over two weekends at the Cle Elum resort, Oct. 2-4 and Oct. 9-11.
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The new statewide body is focused on strengthening Washington’s position in the rapidly growing commercial space economy.