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Farm Answers

Center for Farm Financial Management

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The Farm Answers podcast takes a deeper look at projects funded by the United States Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture’s Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program (USDA-NIFA BFRDP) and how they are reaching beginning farmers and ranchers. In each episode, we sit down and talk with project directors… as they share their stories and discuss how their project has made a lasting impact on beginning farmers and ranchers. Join us as we learn more about th ...
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In This Episode Britt Calendo of the Chicago Botanic Garden-Windy City Harvest discusses their work with beginning farmers through an apprenticeship program, food safety training, and a farm incubator program. Links chicagobotanic.org/urbanagriculture [website] @WindyCityHarvest [Facebook] @WindyCityHarvest [Instagram] @WCHProduce [X]…
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In This Episode Julius Kolawole and Karen Spiller of SNEFCC share their land access course, farmer circles, and stipend program for beginning farmers of color. Links snefcc.carrd.co [website] @SouthernNewEnglandFarmersofColor [Facebook] @snefarmersofcolor [Instagram]By Center for Farm Financial Management
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In This Episode Sarah Campbell and Aimee Swenson of the USDA join Curtis Mahnken and Megan Engel of the BFRDP Clearinghouse to discuss resources for beginning farmers and ranchers. Links Farmers.gov [website] @FarmersGov [Facebook] @FarmersGov [Instagram] @FarmersGov [X] @FarmersGov [YouTube]By Center for Farm Financial Management
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In This Episode Beth Leipler of Providence Farm Collective shares their work to bring mentorship and hands on experiences to aspiring farmers in socially disadvantaged populations. Links ProvidenceFarmCollective.org [website] @ProvidenceFarmCollective [Facebook] @ProvidenceFarmCollective [Instagram] @CollectiveFarms [Twitter] @ProvidenceFarmCollect…
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In This Episode Sally Worley of the Practical Farmers of Iowa discusses their three-part series focused on equipping beginning farmers with the right tools to be successful in the state of Iowa. Links PracticalFarmers.org [website] @PracticalFarmersofIowa [Facebook] @PracticalFarmer [Instagram] @PracticalFarmers [Twitter] @PracticalFarmersofIowa [Y…
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In This Episode Dr. Anne Fanatico and Dr. Lynn Gibbard of Appalachian State University share their Frontline to Farm project and how it is helping beginning farmers and military Veterans. Links FrontlinetoFarm.appstate.edu [website] @FrontlinetoFarm [Facebook] @FrontlinetoFarm [Instagram]By Center for Farm Financial Management
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In This Episode Andrea Smith of the High Desert Food and Farm Alliance discusses their support of beginning farmers and ranchers through workshops, networking events, a mentorship program and an agritourism program - the High Desert Food Trail. Links HDFFA.org [website] @HighDesertFoodandFarm [Facebook] @HDFFA [Instagram]…
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In This Episode Marianne Cufone of Recirculating Farms talks creating food access via urban gardening, hydroponics, and aquaponics, in Louisiana and surrounding states. Links recirculatingfarms.org [website] @RecirculatingFarmsCoalition [Facebook] @RecircFarms [Instagram] @RecircFarms [Twitter]By Center for Farm Financial Management
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In This Episode John Munsell from Virginia Tech discusses his program that helps people add value to “goods from the woods,” such as shrubs, mushrooms, and botanicals. Links appalachianforestfarmers.org [website] @AppalachianBeginningForestFarmerCoalition [Facebook] @AppalachianBeginningForestFarmerCoalition [Facebook Group] @ForestFarming [YouTube…
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In This Episode Leslie Schaller of the Appalachian Center for Economic Networks (ACENet) talks about growing the regional economy in the hills of southern Ohio through a beginning farmer program. Links acenetworks.org [website] @AppalachianCenterforEconomicNetworks [Facebook] @ACENetAthens [Instagram] @ACEnetAthens [Twitter]…
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In This Episode Dr. Samuel Scott, Scotty, of the North-South Institute, joins the podcast to discuss risk management for fruit growers in Florida and the Southern U.S. Links www.nsied.org [website] @North-SouthInstituteTrainings [Facebook] @NorthSouthInstitute_NIS [Instagram] @NSICEED [Twitter]By Center for Farm Financial Management
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In This episode Margaret DeVos of Southside Community Land Trust shares about her group's engagement with immigrant farmers and partnership with Brown University. Links southsideclt.org [website] @SouthsideCommunityLandTrust [Facebook] @southsideclt [Instagram] @southsideclt [Twitter]By Center for Farm Financial Management
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In This Episode Natalie Hughes of Groundswell Center for Local Food & Farming shares about her group’s farm incubator and land access programs. Links groundswellcenter.org [website] @groundswellcenter [Facebook] @groundswellcenter [Instagram] @GroundswellCenter [YouTube]By Center for Farm Financial Management
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In This Episode Robin Hackett of OEFFA discusses his group’s resources for beginning farmers, including mentorship and a phone line to provide technical assistance. Links Progress Report [Farm Answers] www.oeffa.org [website] @OhioEcologicalFoodandFarmAssociation [Facebook] @ohioecological [Instagram] @OEFFA [Twitter] @OEFFAEducation [YouTube]…
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In This Episode Erin Karney of Colorado Cattlemen’s Association talks about CCA's Ranching Legacy Program and program delivery challenges during Covid-19. Links Colorado Cattlemen’s Association [website] @ColoradoCattlemensAssociation [Facebook] @ColoradoCattlemen [Instagram] Colorado Cattlemen [YouTube]…
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In This Episode Matte Wilson of Siċaŋġu Co joins host Betty Berning to talk about his group’s efforts to promote food sovereignty on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota, an area twice the size of Rhode Island with only three grocery stores. Siċaŋġu trains people to grow their food and access fresh produce. The group is embracing its old …
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In This Episode Betty Berning interviews Robert Elliott of the Veteran’s Farm of North Carolina, a 501(c)3 organization that provides training, support, and equipment to beginning veteran farmers. Robert shares about the training opportunities available to veterans interested in starting a farm, along with his group’s unique equipment usage program…
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In This Episode Host Betty Berning talks with Maile Auterson of Springfield Community Gardens about their work to address the needs and enhance the success of young, beginning, and disadvantaged farmers in rural and urban areas of Greene County, MO. Links Reducing Barriers for Disadvantaged and Beginning Farmers in Greene County Missouri [Progress …
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In This Episode Betty Berning is joined by Suraya Arlslan and Alejandro Tecum of Adelante Mujeres, part of the Washington Organic Sustainable Alliance. Adelante Mujeres offers programming to Spanish-speaking farmers in various ways, including traditional classes, in-the-field training, mentorship, and conferences. One of the unique facets of this g…
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In This Episode Host Curtis Mahnken talks with Denis Ebodaghe, National Program Leader for small farm research and Extension Program Development for USDA-NIFA. They discuss the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program (BFRDP) , Farm Answers, and more. Links Farm Answers (USDA-NIFA's official BFRDP Clearinghouse) [website] Beginning Farmer a…
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