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.
NH Food and Agriculture Strategic Plan
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Network Café Series
Join us to learn about and discuss critical topics and issues facing our food system right now
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2023-2024 Annual Report
Read about the past year of work, collaborations and accomplishments of the NH Food Alliance
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Article via USDA
Study underscores the need for Congress to continue bipartisan commitment to fully fund WIC
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Part of NH Food Alliance's 2023-2024 Network Cafe Series
On December 1, the NH Food Alliance (NHFA) hosted "The Economic Impact of Our Food System," part of our 2023-2024 Network Cafe Series.
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Article via USDA
This program is critical to keeping small, organic dairies sustainable as they continue to weather a combination of challenges outside of their contro...
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Article via New Hampshire Bulletin
But even for an advocate like Riddle, jumping into a new crop like marijuana is not as easy as setting aside the land and planting. He would need to r...
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Article via ATTRA
Urban agroforestry refers to the integration of trees and other perennial crops into urban, suburban, and other community spaces.
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Article via New Hampshire Bulletin
Every year, the nursery grows 3 million seedlings, the majority of which come directly from trees and plants already on the property or on other state...
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Article via WMUR
School officials say students can focus on class when they’re not worried about food
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Article via NH Public Radio
Black Lives Matter Seacoast is teaming up with other local chapters to form one cohesive group: Black Lives Matter New Hampshire.
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Article via Granite State News Collaborative
A perfect storm of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing war in Ukraine have fueled food price hikes that have impacted the organization. But a still ...
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