https://www.facebook.com/events/188185328791350/ In order to make way for construction of Ashland's new Town Hall, the Ashland Farmers Market is moving. Starting with our January Renegade Markets, we will be just a couple of blocks down Hanover Avenue, in the parking lot of Henry Clay Elementary School. We are hosting an informational meeting on the evening of Tuesday, November 27. Location is Council Chambers in Ashland Town Hall. vbivur Come meet with town and market representatives, who will be available to give…

• Our first bio-char burn (2:00 pm) weather permitting
• Tour of two tiny houses, a tiny chapel, and a 4-season 5th wheel RV (3:30 pm - 4:00 pm)
• Autumn Sun property walk including Thom Stanton's new workshop (4:00 pm - 4:30 pm)
• A showing of video Living Tiny Legally part 1 and 2 (4:30 pm - 6:30 pm)
• A potluck meal (5:00 p.m.) - please bring food to share!

VABF encompasses a community of farmers, gardeners, homesteaders, students, teachers, researchers, and general supporters of local and sustainable food systems! Biological Farming is an approach to food and fiber production that respects the natural processes in the farm or garden ecosystem in order to yield top quality products, provide a viable living for the producer, and sustain long-term productivity. Practitioners use ecologically sound methods of agriculture, horticulture, aquaculture, and livestock husbandry to provide food that is as nutritious and free from toxic residues as possible, and which preserves the balance found in natural ecosystems.

The region's premier farm and food gathering is celebrating 20 years! Join us for an extra special three days of deep-dive workshops, farm fresh meals, inspiring speakers, and farmer and foodpreneur learning and networking! Featuring farming luminaries Karen Washington of Rise and Root Farm; Forrest Pritchard and Ellen Polishuk, authors of Start Your Farm; and Dr. Ray Weil, Soil Health Expert and UMD Professor of Soil Science! Interact during a full day of how-to farming and food intensives, redesigned this…

Little Rock, located between the fertile Delta and the beautiful Ozarks, is a growing hot-spot for the local foods movement and is a natural fit for us! This is our annual event, providing a forum to learn about sustainable farming techniques and marketing strategies, community food systems, and federal farm policies and programs that promote sustainable agriculture. This event also provides producers, researchers, information providers, concerned consumers and community organizers the opportunity to build networks, strengthen alliances, and celebrate the…