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2022 National Organic Research Agenda

The Organic Farming Research Foundation presents the 2022 National Organic Research Agenda (NORA), a report…

VABF AdminDecember 26, 2022

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Farms Under Threat 2040: Choosing an Abundant Future

Farms Under Threat is American Farmland Trust’s multi-year initiative to document the status of and threats…

VABF AdminJuly 25, 2022

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SMALL-SCALE FARMERS AND PEASANTS STILL FEED THE WORLD

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Virginia Black Farmer Directory

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Beneficial Uses of Cover Crops- VCE Fact Sheet

VABF AdminMarch 30, 2022

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Tax Credits Available for BMPs and Related Equipment in VIRGINIA 2021

Tax Credits Available for BMPs and Related Equipment The 2021 Virginia General Assembly and…

VABF AdminJanuary 4, 2022

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USDA NRCS Resources on Soil Health

No Till is maintaining crop residue throughout the year and planting directly into it. NRCS…

VABF AdminNovember 24, 2021

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Conservation Assessment and Ranking Tool

NRCS has introduced a new tool, the Conservation Assessment and Ranking Tool, or CART,…

VABF AdminNovember 24, 2021

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Can direct-market vegetable farmers make a middle-class income?

VABF AdminSeptember 23, 2021

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Happy National Soil Health Day!

It’s National Soil Health Day and we are celebrating by launching the 4 The Soil Awareness Initiative.…

VABF AdminJune 23, 2021

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VABF Virginia Association for Biological Farming

2 weeks ago

VABF is hiring an Operations Manager! Apply by June 16th, 2023.· Part-time @ 20 hours per week· $30 – $40/hr commensurate with experience· 100% remote, with occasional travel to attend meetings· Reports to Board of DirectorsVABF is the principal statewide organization for promoting local, sustainable agriculture through education, networking, and education. VABF is a small, grassroots membership organization comprised of farmers, gardeners, homesteaders, and researchers.This position guides the organization and staff in delivering measurable, cost-effective results that advance its mission and strategic objectives and brings oversight, processes, and systems to support healthy and thoughtful organizational growth, accountability, financial sustainability, and productivity. The Operations Manager is responsible for general support, strategic planning and evaluation, governance, development and fundraising, and finance and budgeting. ... See MoreSee Less

VABF is hiring an Operations Manager - Virginia Association for Biological Farming

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Virginia Association for Biological Farming Operations Manager Part-time @ 20 hours per week $30 – $40/hr commensurate with experience 100% remote, with occasional travel to attend meetings Reports ...

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VABF Virginia Association for Biological Farming

1 month ago

Six new faces on the Board of Directors!In our recent newsletter, Adam Taylor, our new President, shared a bit about himself and introduced our newest board members:"Hello all VABF members, supporters, and big fans. My Name is Adam Taylor, and I was recently elected as your new president of the VABF Board of Directors. As for a little about myself, I live in Craig County, Virginia on a small 33-acre homestead. Along with my wife Eliza and son Luke, we operate Singing Spring Farm, a holistic managed system of diary and meat goats, wool sheep, pastured chickens, annual vegetables, and a large variety of fruit and medicinal producing perennials....As mentioned, we do have a lot of new faces on the board of directors, and I hope you all will welcome them. We have Becky Szarzynski with Mountain Glen Farm, Justin Wilson with First Citizens Bank, Mark Davis with Real Roots Food Systems, Renee Foster with Hampton Roads Urban Agriculture, and Hannah Varnell with Well Farm. Each of these new members are leaders within their own fields, and continue to represent biological farming sectors throughout the state. Again, we are excited for our new team, and look forward to what we can accomplish for you in the coming months."Singing Spring FarmWellfarm VetsMountain Glen Farm ... See MoreSee Less

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2022 National Organic Research Agenda

Farms Under Threat 2040: Choosing an Abundant Future

SMALL-SCALE FARMERS AND PEASANTS STILL FEED THE WORLD

Virginia Black Farmer Directory

Beneficial Uses of Cover Crops- VCE Fact Sheet

Tax Credits Available for BMPs and Related Equipment in VIRGINIA 2021

USDA NRCS Resources on Soil Health

Conservation Assessment and Ranking Tool

Can direct-market vegetable farmers make a middle-class income?

Happy National Soil Health Day!

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