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May 2023

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Friday May 5 5
  • 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Virtual Town Hall with MN Ag Committee Chairs
    Friday May 5
    12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
    Virtual Town Hall with MN Ag Committee Chairs

    The Minnesota Legislature will be finalizing its budget and policy changes for the Minnesota Department of Agriculture within the next few weeks and we need a final push to ensure our priorities for people and the land make it across the finish line.

    As you may have read in our blog earlier this week, many priorities developed and driven by Land Stewardship Project members have been included in the House and/or Senate Agriculture Budget Bills — but we have more work to do to ensure they make it across the finish line.

    Will you join us for a Virtual Town Hall with Rep. Samantha Vang and Senator Aric Putnam, chairs of the Minnesota Agriculture Committees, next Friday, May 5, from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.?

    Register Now!

    Rep. Samantha Vang (DFL-Brooklyn Center) is confirmed to attend, and Senator Aric Putnam (DFL- St. Cloud) will join as able for our town hall. Both are co-chairing the Agriculture Conference Committee and are instrumental in finalizing an agriculture budget that delivers for small and mid-sized farmers, emerging and beginning farmers, local processors, our local food economy, and all Minnesotans.

    This virtual town hall is an opportunity for Representative Vang and Senator Putnam to hear directly from those who will be most impacted by this budget. The first 45 minutes of the Town Hall will feature farm and food system leaders, followed by a 15-minute Q & A portion. LSP is proud to be hosting this event with Big River Farms, Climate Land Leaders, The Good Acre, Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, and the Minnesota Farmers Market Association.

    We need a strong showing of farmers, farm and food system workers, processors, rural Minnesotans, and folks who care about building a just and sustainable farm and food system.We need to demonstrate the demand and energy that backs up our priorities for the Minnesota Ag Budget!

    Please register now to join us next Friday at noon!

Saturday May 6 6
Sunday May 7 7
Monday May 8 8
Tuesday May 9 9
Wednesday May 10 10
Thursday May 11 11
Friday May 12 12
Saturday May 13 13
Sunday May 14 14
  • 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Mother's Day Celebration with Kindred Spirits
    Sunday May 14
    2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
    Mother's Day Celebration with Kindred Spirits

    This event will feature music by Kindred Spirits. While the music plays, visit tables in back to check out some locally produced foods right in the neighborhood. Food producers present will include Redwood River Farms and Annabel’s Eggs. There will be a Land Stewardship Project table supporting family farms, local food distribution and healthy, resilient food systems.
    Last but not least, Adele and Amadeus, state
    contest piano students, will share their talents during the break. The suggested donation is $10 per person.

    For details, check out this flier.

Monday May 15 15
Tuesday May 16 16
Wednesday May 17 17
  • 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Building Community for Land Access
    Wednesday May 17
    5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
    Building Community for Land Access

    We are in a moment where African farmers and gardeners, many who have farmed in their own countries and have been growing in community garden plots here, didn’t believe or know that they could be farming on a larger-scale. Now they are organizing and obtaining practical and financial training to aid in finding land and developing business models that will let them farm collectively in a community (e.g. cooperatives).

    We want to make sure that landowners KNOW about these skilled farmers and the work they are doing to provide food to their communities and beyond. They are seeking training in order to farm as a business and want to develop relationships with landowners in order to obtain land access. We also want the wider community to learn about these groups of farmers and think about how they can support African local food producers where they live.

    We know that this is a community-building process, and this series offers one way to start. We encourage people to join us for the entire series in order to build strong relationships with other participants! We are planning four sessions: register for the first one below!

    May 17th, 5:30-7 pm: Webinar with African Community Leaders in the upper Midwest will talk about the values and dreams of their farming communities. This is a chance to start learning about African Immigrant Farmers and where they are gathering.

    • Online– open to everyone, upper Midwest focus.
    • Individual presentations from regional farming community leaders.
    • Small groups for geographic regions where landowners and community members can talk directly with organizers in their area.

    Register here.

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Friday May 19 19
Saturday May 20 20
Sunday May 21 21
Monday May 22 22
  • 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm : Clean Water Forum in Lewiston, MN
    Monday May 22
    6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
    : Clean Water Forum in Lewiston, MN

    The dire impact of contaminated drinking water on human health and regional economics is the focus of the A Resource in Crisis forum onMonday, May 22, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., at the Lewiston Community Center (75 Rice Street). The League of Women Voters-Winona is facilitating the program, which is free and open to all.

    The program is in response to recent well testing programs that confirmed significant nitrate contamination of rural drinking water. The forum will be hosted by the Winona County Clean Water Coalition, which includes the Minnesota Well Owners Organization (MNWOO), League of Women Voters/Winona County (LWV), Izaak Walton League/Winona Will Dilg Chapter, Trout Unlimited Minnesota (TU), and the Land Stewardship Project (LSP).

    Speakers will address the role of karst topography in private well water quality, impaired municipal water sources, water contamination, and human health, as well as the links between clean water and economics in the county and beyond.

    Register for the A Resource in Crisis forum here.

    https://secure.everyaction.com/kRHgmNKVDkmaFbYxKrGktw2?emci=5a93320b-b0ed-ed11-8e8b-00224832eb73&emdi=ea000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001&ceid=
  • 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Animal Agriculture Policy Campaign Members Meeting
    Monday May 22
    6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
    Animal Agriculture Policy Campaign Members Meeting

    This year, Land Stewardship Project members across Minnesota have been working together to promote the best solutions for producing livestock while pushing back against the worst parts of the industrialized system on both the state and local level.

    On Monday, May 22, we will be gathering to talk about what comes next. Join us on Monday, May 22, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., over Zoom,to talk with other LSP members and supporters from nearby and from across the state about how we can continue to work together to build a fair and sustainable animal agriculture economy in Minnesota.

    Click Here to Register

    This meeting will be held over Zoom and will include a chance to connect with local people and folksfrom across the state who are organizing to build a better system of animal agriculture. We will share successes, what is and isn’t working, and learn how we can help one another. Inviting friends who you think would be interested and joining the Zoom with a group of neighborsis encouraged.

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Wednesday May 31 31

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June 2023

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Saturday June 3 3
  • 1:15 pm – 2:15 pm Land Access & Leasing Options
    Saturday June 3
    1:15 pm – 2:15 pm
    Land Access & Leasing Options

    On Saturday, June 3, Wisconsin Farmers Unions will be holding a farm visit at Baldur Farm (N7659 950th St., River Falls,WI 54022) for landowners and renters looking to lease to the next generation of farmers.

    Joyce Monari, a native of Kenya, has been growing two types of chinsaga, a type of green familiar to her people, for several years on Baldur Farm. She will show participants her garden, talk about her crops, and discuss the difficulty of finding land.

    Juliet Tomkins and Prescott Bergh have rented land to a variety of farmers over the years, from beginning CSA growers to livestock operators. They will talk about their experiences, which have led to the contract they now use to ensure understanding between themselves and their renters before problems arise.

    Light snacks and refreshments provided after the talks. Maureen and Rich, the farmers at Baldur Farm, will be on-hand to answer questions about their draft horses. Attendees are welcome to walk the farm trails.

    For more information, contact the Farmers Union’s Maureen Ash at maureen7ash@gmail.com.

  • 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Screening of Stewards of the Land / Serán las dueñas de la tierra in Northfield
    Saturday June 3
    3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
    Screening of Stewards of the Land / Serán las dueñas de la tierra in Northfield

    Stewards of the Land/Serán las dueñas de la tierrais a feature documentary about Stephanie, Ian, and Alfredo, three young landless ecological farmers in Puerto Rico striving to produce healthy food for local consumption.

    In this economically depressed U.S. territory, producing food locally is urgent. The archipelago sits on the path of powerful hurricanes, an increasing threat as the climate crisis worsens. Puerto Rico is highly dependent on food imports and a third of its population lives food insecurity.

    The story begins when the protagonists arrive for the first time on the public lands they rent. The farms have been abandoned for decades and lack the most basic infrastructure to get started. The story follows the protagonists as they struggle to get the farms running before and after powerful hurricanes devastate the archipelago. The documentary shows the protagonists’ grit as they attempt to carve a living without land ownership or capital.

    There are two opportunities to participate:

    1. Clickhereto RSVP to the Northfield event on Saturday, June 3.
    2. Clickhereto RSVP to the Minneapolis event on Sunday, June 4; co-hosted with partner organization, Copal.Haz clic aquí para español.
Sunday June 4 4
  • 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Screening of Stewards of the Land / Serán las dueñas de la tierra in Minneapolis
    Sunday June 4
    3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
    Screening of Stewards of the Land / Serán las dueñas de la tierra in Minneapolis

    Stewards of the Land/Serán las dueñas de la tierrais a feature documentary about Stephanie, Ian, and Alfredo, three young landless ecological farmers in Puerto Rico striving to produce healthy food for local consumption.

    In this economically depressed U.S. territory, producing food locally is urgent. The archipelago sits on the path of powerful hurricanes, an increasing threat as the climate crisis worsens. Puerto Rico is highly dependent on food imports and a third of its population lives food insecurity.

    The story begins when the protagonists arrive for the first time on the public lands they rent. The farms have been abandoned for decades and lack the most basic infrastructure to get started. The story follows the protagonists as they struggle to get the farms running before and after powerful hurricanes devastate the archipelago. The documentary shows the protagonists’ grit as they attempt to carve a living without land ownership or capital.

    There are two opportunities to participate:

    1. Clickhereto RSVP to the Northfield event on Saturday, June 3.
    2. Clickhereto RSVP to the Minneapolis event on Sunday, June 4; co-hosted with partner organization, Copal.Haz clic aquí para español.

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Tuesday June 6 6
  • 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Forever Green Winter Barley Webinar
    Tuesday June 6
    11:00 am – 12:00 pm
    Forever Green Winter Barley Webinar

    The Environmental & Economic Clusters of Opportunity (EECO) grant provides an ecosystem services payment as well as risk management payments to growers enrolled in the program for winter barley, hybrid winter rye, winter camelina, and Kernza. Join us for an introductory webinar series on these four crops where we pair University researchers and Extension professionals with farmers who have trialed these crops on-farm. The webinar on June 6 will be on winter barley and will feature Jochum Wiersma (UMN Extension small grains agronomist) and Kurt Kimber (farmer, Hampton, Minn.).

    To sign-up for the June 6 webinar on winter barley, click here. These presentations will be recorded for future viewing if you’re not able to make it.

    https://umn.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIod-2uqDwvH9ONaaiO6yUXDqXlJnFnz0mN?_x_zm_rtaid=t-Od45-nRUy-8vjR9s9J-g.1683733696380.c58a40300fb6ccd5ccaef4b7abde21f8&_x_zm_rhtaid=194#/registration
Wednesday June 7 7
  • 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Forever Green Webinar on Winter Camelina
    Wednesday June 7
    11:00 am – 12:00 pm
    Forever Green Webinar on Winter Camelina

    The Environmental & Economic Clusters of Opportunity (EECO) grant provides an ecosystem services payment as well as risk management payments to growers enrolled in the program for winter barley, hybrid winter rye, winter camelina, and Kernza. Join us for an introductory webinar series on these four crops where we pair University researchers and Extension professionals with farmers who have trialed these crops on-farm. On June 7, there will be a webinar on winter camelina. Presenters include Matthew Ott (UMN post doc researcher, camelina genetics) and Anne Schwagerl (farmer, Browns Valley, Minn.).

    To sign-up for the June 7 webinar on winter camelina, click here. These presentations will be recorded for future viewing if you’re not able to make it.

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Friday June 9 9
Saturday June 10 10
Sunday June 11 11
Monday June 12 12
Tuesday June 13 13
  • 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Forever Green Webinar on Kernza
    Tuesday June 13
    11:00 am – 12:00 pm
    Forever Green Webinar on Kernza

    The Environmental & Economic Clusters of Opportunity (EECO) grant provides an ecosystem services payment as well as risk management payments to growers enrolled in the program for winter barley, hybrid winter rye, winter camelina, and Kernza. Join us for an introductory webinar series on these four crops where we pair University researchers and Extension professionals with farmers who have trialed these crops on-farm. The June 13 webinar on Kernza features Jake Jungers (UMN assistant professor), Prabin Bajgain (UMN assistant professor) and Jay Peterson (farmer, Blooming Prairie, Minn.)

    To sign up for the June 13 webinar on Kernza, click here. These presentations will be recorded for future viewing if you’re not able to make it.

  • 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Upper Sioux State Park Land Return Listening Sessions & Planning Forward
    Tuesday June 13
    5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
    Upper Sioux State Park Land Return Listening Sessions & Planning Forward

    On April 5,there was a historic town hall meeting in Granite Falls where regional residents and Upper Sioux Community members came together to learn about the Upper Sioux Community’s history, relationship, and desires for the return of the Upper Sioux Agency State Park to the Upper Sioux Community. We also were able to ask questions of Minnesota Department of Natural Resources representatives and local elected officials, as well other community members. A proposal to return the state park land to the Upper Sioux Community was officially passed by the Minnesota Legislature during its recently concluded session.

    We were encouraged by how we saw our neighbors respond to this proposal, being for the most part supportive of the return.We also heard how important and precious access to green spaces is to all of us who live here, and that many of us have deep connections and relationships with that park.

    Please come and share your stories of connection and relationship to the Upper Sioux Agency State Park; we want to understand and honor our connection to this place and channelour passion for the area. We want to think as a community where we might be able to create new public access acres in the river valley with the funds allocated for replacement.Let’s beready and united to advocate locally for these green acres!

    Join us on Tuesday, June 13, and/or Wednesday, June 28, at the Granite Falls Kilowatt Community Center (600 Kilowatt Drive, Granite Falls, MN 5624), from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., for a light meal, and to share our stories and link arms to create new parkland in western Minnesota.

    This event is free and open to the public, but food can only be guaranteed for those who register in advance. Please clickhere to register for June 13and/orhere to register for June 28.

    Please contact Robin Moore atrmoore@landstewardshipproject.orgor 320-321-5244 if you have any questions.

    This event is organized and hosted in partnership with The YES! House with Department of Public Transformation.

Wednesday June 14 14
  • 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Forever Green Webinar on Hybrid Winter Rye
    Wednesday June 14
    11:00 am – 12:00 pm
    Forever Green Webinar on Hybrid Winter Rye

    The Environmental & Economic Clusters of Opportunity (EECO) grant provides an ecosystem services payment as well as risk management payments to growers enrolled in the program for winter barley, hybrid winter rye, winter camelina, and Kernza. Join us for an introductory webinar series on these four crops where we pair University researchers and Extension professionals with farmers who have trialed these crops on-farm. On June 14, there will be a webinar on hybrid winter rye. Presenters include Jochum Wiersma (UMN Extension small grains agronomist) and Richard Magnusson (farmer, Roseau, Minn.)

    To sign-up for the June 14 webinar on hybrid winter rye, click here. These presentations will be recorded for future viewing if you’re not able to make it.

Thursday June 15 15
Friday June 16 16
Saturday June 17 17
Sunday June 18 18
Monday June 19 19
Tuesday June 20 20
Wednesday June 21 21
Thursday June 22 22
  • 11:00 am – 2:30 pm Organic Dairy & Swine Day at WCROC-Morris
    Thursday June 22
    11:00 am – 2:30 pm
    Organic Dairy & Swine Day at WCROC-Morris

    The WCROC Organic Dairy and Swine Day is scheduled for Thursday, June 22, from 11 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Topics will include substituting hybrid rye in a traditional corn-soybean swine diet, organic hybrid rye production, feeding and grazing organic dairy cows, and pasture walks.

    Hear from organic research experts and network with fellow producers. Bring your organic questions!

    Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. Lunch will be provided.The event is free of charge, but RSVP is requested. Details are here.

Friday June 23 23
Saturday June 24 24
Sunday June 25 25
Monday June 26 26
Tuesday June 27 27
Wednesday June 28 28
  • 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Upper Sioux State Park Land Return Listening Sessions & Planning Forward
    Wednesday June 28
    5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
    Upper Sioux State Park Land Return Listening Sessions & Planning Forward

    On April 5,there was a historic town hall meeting in Granite Falls where regional residents and Upper Sioux Community members came together to learn about the Upper Sioux Community’s history, relationship, and desires for the return of the Upper Sioux Agency State Park to the Upper Sioux Community. We also were able to ask questions of Minnesota Department of Natural Resources representatives and local elected officials, as well other community members. A proposal to return the state park land to the Upper Sioux Community was officially passed by the Minnesota Legislature during its recently concluded session.

    We were encouraged by how we saw our neighbors respond to this proposal, being for the most part supportive of the return.We also heard how important and precious access to green spaces is to all of us who live here, and that many of us have deep connections and relationships with that park.

    Please come and share your stories of connection and relationship to the Upper Sioux Agency State Park; we want to understand and honor our connection to this place and channelour passion for the area. We want to think as a community where we might be able to create new public access acres in the river valley with the funds allocated for replacement.Let’s beready and united to advocate locally for these green acres!

    Join us on Tuesday, June 13, and/or Wednesday, June 28, at the Granite Falls Kilowatt Community Center (600 Kilowatt Drive, Granite Falls, MN 5624), from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., for a light meal, and to share our stories and link arms to create new parkland in western Minnesota.

    This event is free and open to the public, but food can only be guaranteed for those who register in advance. Please clickhere to register for June 13and/orhere to register for June 28.

    Please contact Robin Moore atrmoore@landstewardshipproject.orgor 320-321-5244 if you have any questions.

    This event is organized and hosted in partnership with The YES! House with Department of Public Transformation.

Thursday June 29 29
Friday June 30 30

July 2023

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Saturday July 1 1
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  • 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm LSP Twin Cities Cookout & Potluck
    Thursday July 27
    5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
    LSP Twin Cities Cookout & Potluck

    Join LSP members for a fun and casual evening of delicious local food, live music, and dancing. This year marks a return to our beloved potluck, among other LSP Cookout favorites:

    • The perennial favorite: Pie Raffle!
    • A silent auction in support of LSP’s workfeaturing local businesses and artists.
    • An opportunity to hear from LSP members and staff about on-the-ground organizing and how you can get involved!

    You can reserve a spot by clicking here.

    For details, contact LSP’s Elizabeth Makarewicz at emakarewicz@landstewardshipproject.org with questions or to donate to our silent auction or pie raffle. Hope to see you there!

    You've had the best breakfast in town, now check out the best Potluck in the Twin Cities!.png
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Saturday July 29 29
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Monday July 31 31

August 2023

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Tuesday August 1 1
  • All Day Early Bird Discount Registration Deadline for LSP's Farm Beginnings Class
    Tuesday August 1
    Early Bird Discount Registration Deadline for LSP's Farm Beginnings Class

    See https://landstewardshipproject.org/farm-beginnings-class for more information.

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September 2023

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Friday September 1 1
  • All Day Final Registration Deadline for LSP's Farm Beginnings Class
    Friday September 1
    Final Registration Deadline for LSP's Farm Beginnings Class

    See https://landstewardshipproject.org/farm-beginnings-class for more information.

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October 2023

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November 2023

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December 2023

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January 2024

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February 2024

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March 2024

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