Growing New Hampshire's
Food, Economy, & Community
Food, Economy, & Community
NH Food Alliance is a statewide network that engages and connects people dedicated to growing a thriving, fair, and sustainable local food system in the Granite State.
2025 NH Food and Agriculture Strategic Plan
Implementing the Strategic Plan will take leadership, collaboration, initiative, and vision. Here’s how we’re going to do it.
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Farm to Aisle, Farm to Table
This fall, the NH Food Alliance is hosting an event series for leaders in the grocery and restaurant industries.
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25-26 Network Café Series
Join us on the first Friday of each month, September through April, to learn about and discuss the critical issues facing our food system right now.
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Recording available via the Wallace Center
The Food Systems Leadership Network is hosted a virtual learning session featuring the Syracuse-Onondaga Food Systems Alliance (SOFSA): Collective Way...
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Access NOFA-NH's guide, “Keeping NH’s Dairy Heritage Beautiful, Delicious & Strong,” and learn how to support the vibrant organic and local dairy farm...
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Learn more about the NH Association of Conservation Commissions's conservation efforts in August 2022.
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Highwater Farm’s Liz and Rachel Freierman on farming, food, and social justice in the New Hampshire food system
Liz and Rachel Freierman gained farm experience driving draft horses and wrestling lambs. They shaped their values through connecting with a variety o...
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Article via Foster's Daily Democrat
Online map shows where to buy fresh eggs in the Seacoast. Exeter resident Kris Doane created an online fresh egg finder that anyone can access using G...
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Article via NH Business Review
In a report to the NH Association of Realtors last year, Richard England, emeritus professor of economics and natural resources at the University of N...
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After a successful career at the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ray Archuleta began preaching about soil health. Mitchell caught up wi...
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Article via NHPR
New Hampshire’s plan for dealing with trash was last updated almost two decades ago, in 2003. But a new draft from the state’s Department of Environme...
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