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Latest Postings
- November 18, 2008: Holiday Farmers' Market this Saturday!
- November 17, 2008: Seafood survey from UNH's Sea Grant
- November 11, 2008: correction: Thistle Ridge turkeys phone number
- November 10, 2008: potentially awesome: local foods convenience in Dover
- November 10, 2008: Menu for the Future discussion course
- November 8, 2008: Fresh chickens at Kellie Brook Farm!
- November 8, 2008: only slightly off topic: Home Energy Audit Workshop
- November 5, 2008: Seacoast Eat Local at the library
- November 1, 2008: Turkeys! and other poultry
- November 1, 2008: Slow Food 100-mile Thanksgiving poster - help promote!
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Another farm tour opportunity!
Twilight Tours at Conserved Farmlands
Monday, August 18 5:30-7:30 pm Brentwood
Held in partnership with Southeast Land Trust of New Hampshire.
Hosted by Willow Pond Community Farm and Apple Annie in Brentwood.
When you buy produce at the Farmer’s Market, do you wonder about the farmers and lands that grow it? Join us for a tour of local farms protected by conservation easements to learn firsthand about farming practices. What are their challenges? Why did they conserve their lands or what does the conservation easement mean to their operation?
Tours are free and open to the public. Please call 603-778-6088 or email kmccormack@seltnh.org to register and for directions.