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SUMMARY:BUILDING A FOOD SAFETY PLAN from Soil to Sale
DESCRIPTION:Hey Food Safety friends! In this 8 module webinar series we will take a deep dive into the process of coaching a farmer to write a customized food safety plan. You will be provided tools and templates aligned with the Harmonized GAP standard. \nTrainers Trish Tripp and Lindsay Gilmour have many years experience and have helped hundreds of small-scale diversified farmers write food safety plans and achieve audit readiness. They will share their expertise in demystifying the daunting process of writing a food safety plan and interpreting the requirements of the Harmonized GAP standards. \nSome familiarity with food safety is a prerequisite for this training. This could be participation in a PSA Grower Training (FSMA Produce Safety Rule training) or an equivalent GAP training.\nThere will be homework assigned after each modules. Those who attend the entire webinar series will receive a certificate of completion. \nThis series is designed to be a learning opportunity for those seeking a career as an on-farm food safety coach\, for farmer advocates\, and others working to support and educate small-scale farmers on food safety.
URL:https://regenerativeagideanetwork.org/event/building-a-food-safety-plan-from-soil-to-sale-3/
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SUMMARY:2022 Winter Farminar Series: Prairie Strips & Conservation Programs
DESCRIPTION:Paul Mugge and Tim Youngquist come together to share their passion for integrating conservation practices into their family farms through prairie strips. In this farminar\, they will share their experience with prairie strips\, which includes discovering how strategic use of prairie strips can help protect the land while benefitting native wildlife. \nPaul Mugge\, a lifelong environmentalist\, lives in Sutherland\, Iowa\, with his wife\, Karen. On their farm\, they raise corn\, soybeans and small grains\, and dedicate portions to pollinator and wildlife habitat. The Mugges have been growing organic crops for nearly 20 years. \nTim Youngquist is the farmer liaison with Iowa State University’s STRIPS project\, which studies the impacts of strategically integrating prairie strips into farm fields. He grew up on a century farm near Kiron\, Iowa\, that has been in his family since 1871\, and where he still farms today. He is both knowledgeable and passionate about production agriculture and natural resource conservation in Iowa. \nFarminars are webinars that are free and produced to help farmers learn about business and production issues that matter to them from the convenience of their homes. Learn more about Practical Farmers of Iowa. View previous Farminars here.
URL:https://regenerativeagideanetwork.org/event/2022-winter-farminar-series-prairie-strips-conservation-programs/
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SUMMARY:FSLN Activation Grants: Info Session
DESCRIPTION:Have you been wanting to create an offering for the network? Do you have an idea or skill that can help weave the network together or strengthen the knowledge and expertise of your peers? \nThe Network Activation Grants might be for you! \nThe Food Systems Leadership Network’s Activation Grants provide financial resources to enable you to work with fellow FSLN members and food systems leaders to create activities\, workshops\, and other learning experiences that strengthen the connections\, knowledge\, and expertise of network members. They provide an opportunity to honor and amplify the creativity\, expertise\, and innovation present across this network. All proposed activities will be delivered to and/or created in service of the FSLN. \nWe hope these Grants offer you a chance to partner with someone you might not otherwise/typically work with to bring an idea you’ve had to life. Applications are due by March 11. Learn more about the grants here.
URL:https://regenerativeagideanetwork.org/event/fsln-activation-grants-info-session/
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SUMMARY:Medicinal Grazing for Small Ruminants
DESCRIPTION:Chemical dewormers for small ruminants are becoming less effective at a startling rate. Join Kirsten Robertson on her journey to becoming chemical dewormer free with her goats and sheep. In the process of mimicking nature\, her farm sprang alive and so did she. Join us! You won’t be sorry. \nKirsten Robertson has been farming dairy goats and meat sheep for 30+ years. She is the Manager/Engineer for the Greenville County Soil and Water Conservation District in Greenville County South Carolina\, and is currently the president of the South Carolina Forage and Grazing Lands Coalition. She also participates on the Clemson Extension Advisory Board. \nRegister for the webinar here. Learn more about Food Animal Concerns Trust here.
URL:https://regenerativeagideanetwork.org/event/medicinal-grazing-for-small-ruminants/
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SUMMARY:FSNE Winter Series #4: Narrative Strategy: Building Narrative Power & Centering Impacted Voices
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the fourth and final event in FSNE’s 2022 Winter Series\, bringing regional food system participants and aligned friends together to dig into our shared work\, learn together\, get inspired\, and deepen our connections to one another. Please come for part of all of this event. \nIn addition to strengthening our regional network\, centering racial equity\, and embedding our shared values into the regional policy landscape\, FSNE knows that employing strategic narrative and framing wisdom is a critical part of the culture change we need in order to transform our food system. Without shifting the way our region thinks about food and related systems\, we will continue to struggle to shift actions and behaviors that are desperately needed now. \nBuilding narrative power often has two parts: 1) co-creating and deploying effective strategic framing and messaging by multiple groups\, across many platforms over time and\, 2) disrupting and de-powering the dominant narratives that actively harm people and places. How do we do that? How do we integrate this aspect of our work into the New England Food Vision? \nAs we explore the idea of building narrative power with our guests and our panel of practitioners\, we will be considering questions like: \n\nWhat does it look like when the lived experience of impacted communities is central to creating the solutions to our collective challenges? Who is involved in the knowledge-creation that we privilege or rely upon to create plans\, programs\, and policies?\nWhose stories get “air time?” Who gets to share those stories?\nHow do we share stories that lift up harm reduction in parallel with the urgent need to address root causes at this critical time in our culture?\nHow can storytelling and communications about our future food system be a powerful form of activism?\nHow can we do better at painting compelling and irresistible pictures of a just and resilient food system that works for everyone\, while being honest about the challenges and forces that would prevent us from getting there? (i.e. speak the truth\, but don’t feed crisis fatigue).\n\nThis event will feature guests and panelists from Real Food Real Stories\, Susu Community Farm\, Resources Organizing for Social Change\, and more! Full guest details coming soon. \nHosted by: Food Solutions New England \nFor registration and more information please visit: https://foodsolutionsne.org/event/fsne-winter-series-4-narrative-power/
URL:https://regenerativeagideanetwork.org/event/fsne-winter-series-4-narrative-strategy-building-narrative-power-centering-impacted-voices/
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