NOFA/Mass

10/13/2026

NOFA/Mass is hiring! Come join our team!

Are you passionate about organic agriculture, healthy soils and building a more sustainable and equitable food system? The Northeast Organic Farming Association of Massachusetts (NOFA/Mass) is hiring for two flexible, part-time positions:

💻Administrative & Data Services Coordinator
Help strengthen our operations, data management and administrative systems.

📢Communications & Development Coordinator
Help share our story, connect with our community and support fundraising and organizational growth.

✅Apply here: https://www.nofamass.org/home/get-involved/jobs/

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10/06/2026

Thank you Charlestown Sprouts Community Garden for opening the doors for Rubén Parilla to share some of his knowledge.

Our workshop with NOFA/Mass has begun. Very interesting soil science!

10/05/2026

From the Ground Up: A Summer of Gratitude!

Thank you to our board, staff, members, partners, presenters, volunteers, hosts, and everyone who joined us throughout the summer. Your time, energy, knowledge, and care make this work possible.

From farm tours and workshops to soil health conversations and community gatherings, it has been a season full of learning, connection, and community. We’re grateful to have shared it with you and look forward to all that’s ahead.

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10/01/2026

Missed our August BABG?

Learn about tools that can help you manage weeds on your farm.
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09/30/2026

Ready to learn Korean Natural Farming and other regenerative methods to grow? Join From Seed to Cure and sign up today!

09/29/2026

Mark your calendars for the 40th Annual NOFA/Mass Winter Conference as we celebrate four decades of cultivating organic agriculture, resilient communities, and ecological stewardship.

This year’s theme, The Future We’re Growing, honors the knowledge and relationships that have shaped our movement while looking ahead to the future we are building together. Bridging past wisdom, present circumstance, and future possibility, the conference invites us to explore the ideas, innovations, and collaborations that will sustain our farms, food systems, and landscapes for generations to come.

What to expect: a day of workshops, conversations, and opportunities to connect with each other, and programming exploring topics like soil care, community resilience, ecological stewardship and more.

Sponsorship opportunities are now open, with options starting at $250. Join us in supporting the region’s longest-running gathering dedicated to organic and regenerative agriculture and connect with the folks who share your values. Link in bio

09/23/2026

As the first days of autumn arrive, our on-farm events season is beginning to wind down, but the learning continues. 🍂

This month, we invite you to join us for opportunities to connect, learn, and grow through both online and in-person events across Massachusetts.

We are grateful to all of the host sites, presenters, and participants who made this season of workshops, farm tours, and gatherings so meaningful. We hope to see you at an upcoming event this October.

09/23/2026

We couldn’t ask for a better way to spend the last day of summer than learning and connecting at Gaining Ground

Thank you to Mark, Maddie, and the Gaining Ground team for sharing how the farm has grown while staying rooted in no-till and soil health practices. We talked compost, cover crops, staff capacity, and more while touring the fields and greenhouses.

Gaining Ground is strengthening our local food system, expanding access to fresh, healthy, locally grown food, and building community along the way.

09/22/2026

🌱 From Seed to Cure: Regenerative Grow-Along

What if your garden could be more than just a place to grow plants?

From Seed to Cure is a 12 session series over 23 weeks, and is a hands-on grow along exploring regenerative indoor cultivation through Korean Natural Farming and other ecological practices.

Led by Viondy Merisma thegreentorch you'll follow a crop from seed through harvest and curing while building practical skills for cultivating indoors, including building soil, plant care, natural inputs, and more, while hearing from all sorts of experienced growers. This class is structured around growing cannabis but can apply to all sorts of growers.

🌿 23 weeks of guided learning and growing
🌿 KNF as a foundation, with room to explore other regenerative approaches
🌿 live instruction, demonstrations & on going, supportive community learning
🌿 sliding scale registration: $120 / $160 / $200
🌿 scholarships avaliable

Learn more & register https://secure.qgiv.com/for/educationevents/event/from-seed-to-cure/

09/20/2026

It was so great to be at the Boston Food Festival today in the Block B Children’s Zone!

We loved connecting with families, sharing delicious tomatoes straight from Laura’s garden, and talking about NOFA/Mass, soil health, farming, and all things growing with Ruben and Laura.

It’s never too early to learn about soil health and curious children are some of our best teachers!

The rain didn’t stop us from having fun. There was so much good food, learning, and community happening today.

And a big thank you to our board member Karen, a true champion of building community, for all her work, connections, and dedication to bringing people together!