Bringing local farm food to seniors
Bringing local farm food to the tables of seniors in need “I am happy to be part of a…
Mayor budgets for an organic Florence Fields!
Thanks to all of you, especially the City of Northampton, including Ward 7 councilor Alisa Klein, and our Mayor David…
Open Letter to the Community: Florence Fields
4/5/14 An Open Letter to the Community: “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the…
Keep Farming Report Released
Keep Farming: Northampton How important is farming to our local economy? What can our community do to better support agriculture? …
Slow Tractor Farm Looks Back on 2013
Slow Tractor Farm has had a season of lessons learned – read on for their new thoughts and ideas on…
Slow Tractor Farm adds Organic Certification!
Slow Tractor Farm adds Organic Certification! Leasing our East Field and also farming part of the Main Field under Crimson…
Sharing our knowledge with other Community Farm projects
Citizens from Medfield and Littleton, MA spent a day in Northampton this summer touring the Northampton Community Farm to learn…
Florence Fields Recreational Area—Roundup Happened, What Next?
Protesting the broad scale application of Roundup on municipal fields that abut our organically-managed farmland and the Mill River, Grow…
Welcome Mockingbird Farm!
Starting this past July, Grow Food Northampton invited Mockingbird Farm, an Easthampton-based livestock farm, to graze cattle on our South…