Owners Lance and Doris Ekberg have certified organic land for sale in south-central South Dakota. Land sells at auction on March 18, 2024. Details on https://shippyrealty.com/ekberg-auction All buffer fences and buffer strips are established. Two quarters will be sold separately with the tillable land seeded to alfalfa and grass. There are 611 acres of grass/pasture… Read More →
When LSP farmer-members like Paul Sobocinski took on Big Pork, it showed the long-term impact grassroots organizing can have. More Information • Making Change from the Ground Up: 40 Stories for 40 Years of Land Stewardship Project • LSP’s Policy Campaigns Web Page • January/February/March 2001 Land Stewardship Letter: Pork Checkoff Voted Down by Farmers • Ear… Read More →
Sarah is seeking a minimum of 20 acres for a 501c3 nonprofit animal rescue. Barns that are suitable for animals, a workshop and large buildings on site for housing an animal sanctuary.
Christina is seeking 25 acres of tillable/ pasture in Wisconsin. She would prefer organic or acres that have not been sprayed. No house is needed but ideally, the farmland would be off the highway on a quiet road and a good place to raise a family. Christina would be looking for this land opportunity 7/5/24.
Beverly Dougherty’s Real Food Hub is out to prove that connecting local farmers and local eaters makes sense nutritionally and financially — and is just plain fun. More Information • Read Food Hub • Minnesota Farmers’ Market Hubs • LSP’s Community-Based Food Systems Web Page • Ear to the Ground 322: Lunchroom Stewardship • MDA Farm-to-School &… Read More →
RIDGEWAY, Iowa — How can we put a dollar value on soil health? That will be the topic of discussion during a “Soil Health Economics: Learn the Value of Low-Input, Soil-Building Farm Systems” workshop on Tuesday, March 19, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Ridgeway Community Center (690 County Street). Sign-in for this… Read More →
Direct-marketing expert and farmer Ryan Pesch sees a lot of potential in the community/local food movement, but farmers hoping to enter that realm need to ask some key questions first. More Information • Ryan Pesch Contact Information • LSP’s Community-Based Food Systems Web Page • LSP’ Farm Beginnings Web Page • Ear to the Ground 322:… Read More →
The Land Stewardship Project is dedicated to creating transformational change in our food and farming system. As we look ahead to 2025, LSP’s board of directors has started to develop a plan that will guide our work over the next five years. During 2024, we are gathering input from our members, supporters, allies, and staff… Read More →
MONTEVIDEO, Minn. — As farmers gear up for the growing season, the Land Stewardship Project (LSP) invites them to attend the 2nd Annual Regional Food Forum, which will focus on farm-to-school initiatives and expanding local food markets. The event will be Thursday, March 14, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., at the Montevideo Community Center, 550… Read More →
Leron is seeking to buy 300 acres of pasture, tillable and forest land in Indiana. His ideal scenario would be to find a retiring family farm that wants to see their farm be taken care of and remain a farm. An ideal scenario would be to have a regenerative organic farm with water running through… Read More →
