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Mar

Educating Youth in Agriculture While Expanding Food Access

March 01, 2022

By: Kristie Matuszewski

Today's blog highlights the Boston, Massachusetts organization The Food Project, and wraps up our four part Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) series. The Food Project's mission is to create a thoughtful and productive community of youth and adults who work together to build a more just and sustainable food system.

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Posted In: Farm Credit

Tags: AgEnhancement, ag education, collaboration, community support, economy, grants, local food, market access, stewardship, young & beginning farmers
15
Feb

Improving Access to Fresh Food and Expanding Diversity in Agriculture

February 15, 2022

By: Kristie Matuszewski

Today’s blog continues our series focusing on Farm Credit East’s ESG efforts. Buffalo Go Green is a Buffalo, N.Y., based organization that aims to both expand access to fresh, healthy food, while also growing diversity within the agriculture industry.

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Posted In: Farm Credit

Tags: collaboration, community support, fruit & vegetables, FarmStart, local food, market access, stewardship, young & beginning farmers, AgEnhancement
13
Jan

Three River Farmers Alliance: Connecting farmers with expanded markets

January 13, 2022

By: Kristie Matuszewski

Today’s blog kicks off a series that will focus on Farm Credit East’s ESG efforts by highlighting organizations we have supported and the positive impact they have had in developing agriculture’s next generation, increasing access to fresh, healthy food options, and revitalizing rural communities. In this first installment, meet Three River Farmers Alliance based in New Hampshire's Seacoast Region.

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Posted In: Farm Credit

Tags: AgEnhancement, FarmStart, collaboration, community support, local food, stewardship
22
Jun

Northeast Farm Fresh Products in Your Neighborhood

June 22, 2021

By: Dallas Kriebel

In the Northeast, there is no shortage of fresh food grown locally. What’s your favorite summertime farm product? Let us know in the comments below and visit our Farm Fresh Guide to find out where to buy your favorite farm fresh products all summer long.

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Posted In: Farm Credit

Tags: ag retail, community support, farmers markets, fruit & vegetables, local food