Direct-market farmers can use this publication to introduce potential stakeholders to direct-market business models and what it takes for their farm to achieve profitability.
"Farm Hack is a farmer-driven community to develop, document and build tools for resilient agriculture. We accelerate this process by connecting farmers with other farmers, engineers, designers, architects and other allies through in-person events on farms, at institutions, or in grange halls, and through an online forum.
This is a recording of the Novemner 15, 2012 Webinar on outcomes reporting presented by Alexandra Wilson - NIFA, Stephanie Ritchie - NAL & Start2Farm, and grantee Beth Holtzman - UVM Extension.
"Looking for a comprehensive overview of how to export? For more than 70 years "A Basic Guide to Exporting" has been the resource that businesses have turned to for answers to their questions about how to establish and grow overseas markets for their products and services.
Welcome to the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) Recipe for Export Success, a tool to assist U.S. food, fish, fiber, and forest products companies to create their export marketing plan.
This webpage provides steps to doing market research for exporting products. It also includes links to other resources available through the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Foreign Agricultural Service.
The purpose of the guide is to assist underserved and limited resources farmers and woodland owners to adopt best management technologies in agroforestry.
This new toolkit contains instructions and recording templates that can be used by small-scale fruit and vegetable farmers to track farm income and expenses, assist in preparing income tax returns, and provide necessary information when applying for farm operating loans and farm programs.
This new resource for the organic community can help organic farmers evaluate, negotiate, and manage contract agreements with buyers of organic farm products. This reader-friendly legal guide includes:
The Farm Locator is a great place to locate a farm in your area-but it will soon be a great place for farmers and businesses to match-make with each other. We're adding restaurants, retail stores, institutional buyers and other food businesses interested in purchasing produce from local farmers.
