Ear to the Ground No. 127
Farmer Tony Schultz talks about how Community Supported Agriculture can revitalize our food system and rural communities.
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Ear to the Ground No. 125
BFRDP: A discussion about a precedent-setting federal program for beginning farmers and ranchers.
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An LSP workshop focuses on how rural townships in Minnesota can use interim ordinances and comprehensive planning to protect the community from unwanted developments.
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Terrie and Joe Adams work to make Marshwatch Farms into a place where people can learn that profitable food production and environmental health go together, even in a region threatened by sprawling development.
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Dave and Deb Welsch pass their crop operation on to beginning farmers who are not family members.
Seeking Farmland to Rent: Minnesota
Daniel is seeking to rent 200 pasture and tillable acres in Minnesota. No housing is needed. Available 9/1/26.
Farmland for Sale: Minnesota (Southeast)
Paul is seeking a farmer to buy his 207 acre farm outside of Lake City, Minnesota. The farm is set up for sustainable grazing for beef production. There are 25 paddocks with water. Grass-based beef products have been produced since 2008. Outbuildings include a calving barn, loafing area, machine shed and pole shed. There is… Read More →
Seeking Farmland to Rent: Wisconsin
Dusan is seeking to buy 65 acres (20 tillable, 20 pasture, 20 forest and 5 other) in Wisconsin. Housing is needed. Available 1/27/27.
Seeking Farmland to Rent: Minnesota
Becky is seeking to rent pasture and tillable farmland in Minnesota. A house is needed.
Farmland for Rent: Minnesota
Stephanie is seeking a farmer to rent 39 acres (10 pasture, 8 forest and 21 other) near Hutchinson, MN. There is no housing or outbuildings on site, however accommodations could be made during the warm season next door at New Story Farm. Some fencing is already there but Stephanie will provide the fence if you… Read More →