Hannah is seeking to buy 10 acres (3 acres tillable, pasture and forest) of farmland in Wisconsin. She is looking for a homestead with which to raise a family and grow food for the community. Hannah has 5 years of experience growing organic vegetables, fruit and medicinal herbs and is excited to expand her current… Read More →
Colten is seeking 60 acres (30 tillable, pasture and forest) in Wisconsin. No housing is necessary.
Report: Cancer Rates Rising Among Young People in the Corn Belt (10/29/25) The Minnesota Reformer reports on an analysis conducted by The Washington Post showing that the six states that lead in corn production — Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, Indiana, and Kansas — have seen higher rates of cancer among young people than other states… Read More →
LANESBORO, Minn. — The impacts on rural communities of unprecedented consolidation in agriculture and what local citizens can do to address this issue will be the focus of a Land Stewardship Project (LSP) panel discussion Tuesday, Nov. 4, from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., at the Lanesboro Community Center (202 Parkway Ave. South). To reserve… Read More →
Garret is seeking to rent 300 acres (a combination of tillable, pasture and forest) in Minnesota.
Lee is looking to rent 200 acres in Minnesota.
Angie is seeking a farmer to rent 124 acres (54 tillable, 60 forested and 10 other) in Princeton, MN Mille Lacs County. There is a house available and various outbuildings. There is fencing, water and the farm is on a dead end road. Available 11/1/25.
This past summer I had the honor to work at the Land Stewardship Project as their summer events organizer. Alongside LSP’s Membership and Communications Team, I supported the planning and execution of three incredible summer events, including: Boots & Roots: A Celebration of Land & People Twin Cities Cookout & Potluck Prairie Walk & Sea… Read More →
Couldn’t make it in-person on Nov. 4, 2025? Watch the Recording HERE. The concentration of money and power in our food and farming system is a threat to our rural way of life, the land, and Main Street economies. According to research compiled by Farm Action, agricultural industries ranging from poultry processing to seed distribution…
Farming, we love this life. No matter what type of farmer you are, we all know how tough it can be to live the farming life. From unpredictable weather, markets we have no control over, input cost increases, equipment breaking down, exhaustion, and now tariffs — the U.S. agriculture system is entering a crisis not… Read More →
