by Paula Manalo
Association
www.mofga.org
Annually in November; Northport,
Maine
Farming for the Future Conference
Pennsylvania Association of Sustainable
Agriculture
www.pasafarming.org/our-work/farming-for-the-future-conference
Annually in February; State College,
Pennsylvania
Georgia Organics Annual Conference
and Expo
www.georgiaorganics.org/conference.aspx
Annually in March; various cities in
Georgia
Healthy Farms & Rural Advantage
Conference
Nebraska Sustainable Agriculture Society
www.nebsusag.org
Annually in February; various cities in
Nebraska
MOSES Organic Farming Conference
Midwest Organic and Sustainable
Education Service
www.mosesorganic.org/conference.html
Annually in February; La Crosse,
Wisconsin
National Biodynamic Conference
Biodynamic Farming and Gardening
Association
888-516-7797
www.biodynamics.com
Biannual; in various cities across the
country
New Agrarian Conference
Quivira Coalition
www.quiviracoalition.org
Annually in Albuquerque
NOFA Annual Winter Conference
Northeast Organic Farming Association
www.nofa.org
Annually; in various Northeast states
(Connecticut, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, New York,
and Vermont)
NPSAS Winter Conference
Northern Plains Sustainable Agriculture
Society
www.npsas.org/events.html
Annually in February; various cities in
South Dakota
Organicology Conference
Organicology
www.organicology.org
Annually in February; Portland,
Oregon
PFI Annual Conference
Practical Farmers of Iowa
www.practicalfarmers.org
Annually in January; various cities
in Iowa
Practical Tools and Solutions for
Sustaining Family Farms Conference
Southern Sustainable Agriculture
Working Group
www.ssawg.org
Annually in January
Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners
Conference
Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners
Association
www.tofga.org
Annually in February; various cities
in Texas
RECOMMENDED READING ABOUT SUSTAINABLE LAND MANAGEMENT
Butterfield, Jody, Sam Bingham, and
Allan Savory. Holistic Management
Handbook: Healthy Land, Healthy
Profits. Island Press, 2006.
Dagget, Dan. Gardeners of Eden:
Rediscovering Our Importance to
Nature. Thatcher Charitable Trust,
2005.
Derosa, Lena Pellegrino. Little Sixty:
A Memoir of Growing up Italian-
American in Appalachia. Author
House, 2010.
Dryland Solutions, Inc.
www.drylandsolutions.com
Imhoff, Daniel. Farming with the Wild:
Enhancing Biodiversity on Farms and
Ranches. Sierra Club Books, 2003.
Judy, Greg. Comeback Farms:
Rejuvenating Soils, Pastures and
Profits with Livestock Grazing
Management. Green Park Press, 2008.
Nation, Allan. “Raw Organic Milk
Appears to Revitalize Soil.” Allan’s
Blog, Stockman Grass Farmer, 27.
August 2009.
http://wincustomersusa.com/stockman
Soil Doctor
www.soildoctor.org
Sponholtz, Craig and Doug Weatherbee.
“Bringing Life Back to Your Land:
Moisture, Microbes, and Climate
Change.” Quivira Coalition’s 9th
Annual Conference, “The Carbon
Ranch: Using Food and Stewardship
to Build Soil and Fight Climate
Change.” Albuquerque, 10 November
2010.
White, Courtney. “The Carbon Ranch:
Fighting Climate Change One Acre
at a Time.” Green Fire Times (26
November 2010).
Whitten, George. “In the Mouth of
the Tiger — Practicing Holistic
Management on the Edge.” In
Practice, no. 102 (July/August 2005):
9–12.
Zeedyk, Bill and Van Clothier. Let
the Water Do the Work: Induced
Meandering, an Evolving Method for
Restoring Incised Channels. Quivira
Coalition, 2009.
FOOD JUSTICE ORGANIZATIONS
America’s Grow a Row
908-331-2962
www.americasgrowarow.org
American Community Gardening
Association
877-275-2242
www.communitygarden.org
Community Food Security Coalition
503-954-2970
www.foodsecurity.org
FoodCorps, Inc.
[email protected]
http://foodcorps.org
Growing Power, Inc.
414-527-1546
www.growingpower.org
National Farm to School
www.farmtoschool.org
Slow Food USA
877-756-9366
www.slowfoodusa.org
Southern Sustainable Agriculture
Working Group
479-251-8310
www.ssawg.org
Sustainable Food Center
512-236-0074
www.sustainablefoodcenter.org