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We envision a resilient and connected community where everyone has access to healthy local food, where farmers are supported and the land is nourished and celebrated, and where neighbors share a common sense of place and purpose.
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Hub HappeningsThank you for an impactful Sizzlin’ Summer Raffle!Gardening Resources & CommunityAnnual Report & Annual MeetingRead our 2023 Annual ReportWatch our 2024 Annual MeetingKFH in the MediaNHPR: A new exhibit in Bradford shows how local farmers are responding to climate change.NH Business Review: Food co-ops have been able to weather food supply chain challenges far effectively than larger grocery store competitors.Studio 34 Podcast: Taking Initiative and Building Community with two of KFH’s Co-Founders France and HannaBradford Bridge: Abenaki SeedsFarming for Community & Resilience in the Kearsarge AreaBlog PostsA deep, heartfelt thank you to our sponsors.Stay Connected
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Word count: 1,658 words, Reading time: 6.6 minutes"Home Blog About Meet the Team Annual Report Our Structure Our Story In the Media Contact Get Involved Donate Volunteer Employment Grow with Us Monthly Giving Corporate Sponsorships Sweet Beet Market Sweet Beet Market New Vendors Sweet Beet Café Sweet Beet Café The Weekend Beet Sweet Beet Farm Sweet Beet Farm Find fresh produce Food Security Food Donations Education About Education Farmer Apprenticeship Green Thumb 101 for adults Farm + Forest Club Field Trips + Farm Tours Home Gardening Resources Blog Archive Community Climate Farmer Stories Event FEED Kearsarge Abenaki Seeds Project Transition to Organic Partnership Program 2023 Love Local Event 3rd Annual Community Fair Research & Development Home Blog About Meet the Team Annual Report Our Structure Our Story In the Media Contact Get Involved Donate Volunteer Employment Grow with Us Monthly Giving Corporate Sponsorships Sweet Beet Market Sweet Beet Market New Vendors Sweet Beet Café Sweet Beet Café The Weekend Beet Sweet Beet Farm Sweet Beet Farm Find fresh produce Food Security Food Donations Education About Education Farmer Apprenticeship Green Thumb 101 for adults Farm + Forest Club Field Trips + Farm Tours Home Gardening Resources Blog Archive Community Climate Farmer Stories Event FEED Kearsarge Abenaki Seeds Project Transition to Organic Partnership Program 2023 Love Local Event 3rd Annual Community Fair Research & Development Kearsarge Food HubWe envision a resilient and connected community where everyone is empowered to access healthy local food, where farmers are supported and the land is nourished, and where all neighbors share a common sense of place.Make a donation. Hub HappeningsWe’re a nonprofit organization serving the greater Kearsarge Area on a mission to reinvigorate our community within a restorative local food system through cultivating food sovereignty, growing engaged learners, and nurturing community.Here’s the lates news, upcoming events, and exciting things on the horizon for KFH and our local community! Thank you for an impactful Sizzlin’ Summer Raffle!Kearsarge Food Hub's Sizzlin' Summer Raffle has drawn to a close. Thank you so much to everyone who tuned in and entered the raffle! All told, we raised $3,425 from 127 folks in two weeks, which greatly contributes to the viability of the Kearsarge Food Hub.As a nonprofit organization, we rely on community contributions to carry out our mission of reinvigorating the community within a restorative local food system. Every single dollar energizes our efforts to cultivate food sovereignty, grow engaged learners, and nurture community. And the winners are…Grand Prize - Kamado Joe Grill: Michelle P.2nd Prize - Yeti Wheeled Cooler: Jacey Vaughan3rd Prize - $200 Sweet Beet Gift Card: Dawn Lavallee4th Prize - $50 Sweet Beet Gift Card: Leanne R.5th Prize - $50 Sweet Beet Gift Card: Sandy RobinsonCongratulations to our winners and thank you to everyone who contributed!Special thanks to Edmunds Ace Hardware for donating the Kamado Joe Grill, a $500 value. Check out this family owned local hardware store for your home improvement needs! Gardening Resources & Community Let’s grow together! Every spring, gardeners in New Hampshire eargerly sew their seeds in hopes of a vibrant and productive growing season. Of course, nobody has control over what the season will bring. Will it be a drought? Will the slugs take over? Will your peppers fruit? We’re here to help with gardening resources for any and all home gardener, from folks participating in the Abenaki Seeds or Tray it Forward projects, folks just starting out, or anyone interested in expanding their gardening techniques. You can:Sign up for weekly gardening newsletters right to your inbox;Check out YouTube gardening playlist for short how-to videos on topics from starting your garden to trellising tomatoes! Annual Report & Annual Meeting Read our 2023 Annual ReportRead how the work we do here at the Kearsarge Food Hub impacts the lives of real people in our community, especially young people who are out in the world making immediate and lasting change!Many, many hands and hearts come together to make this work possible. Together we're forging a bright future for our local food system!Thank you, community. 2023 annual report Watch our 2024 Annual MeetingWe value the opportunity to report back to our community about the collective impact of Kearsarge Food Hub’s nonprofit service each year at our Annual Meeting. Thank you for tuning in and following the work of the Kearsarge Food Hub! We do things on a small scale that have big impact. Think global, eat local! Watch the annual Meeting KFH in the Media NHPR: A new exhibit in Bradford shows how local farmers are responding to climate change.The Climate Farmers Stories exhibit at Sweet Beet Market and Café in Bradford is telling the stories of local farmers who are responding to climate change.Local artists and farmers teamed up to create portraits and infographics about their work building healthy ecosystems, like developing soil to store carbon through cover crops, rotating livestock grazing, and minimizing tilling.Erica Hiller from Vital Communities, an Upper Valley nonprofit that organized the Climate Farmers Stories project, said farmers offer more to their communities than just producing food.“In a time of climate change and pandemics and industrial supply chain breakdowns — there's no community resilience without farm resilience”… NH Business Review: Food co-ops have been able to weather food supply chain challenges far effectively than larger grocery store competitors.One silver lining from the pandemic is when supermarket shelves were empty, that’s when people started shopping locally, and more people started taking notice of how important it is to have a direct line to local farmers, Flanders said.“Through our relationships with local farmers, we were able to supply our community,” she said. Considering the Kearsage Food Hub’s humble beginnings as a farmstand in 2015, that is not an unremarkable feat." Studio 34 Podcast: Taking Initiative and Building Community with two of KFH’s Co-Founders France and HannaBig thanks to our friends at @studio34nh for taking the time to sit down with a couple KFH Co-Founders, France and Hanna, to hear more about the origins, philosophies, and work of KFH.Find the Perplexed Much Podcast - Episode 8 "Taking Initiative and Building Community" - on Spotify and give it a listen! 🎶Thank you to Studio 34 NH for your support of KFH and for your own efforts building community here in the Kearsarge Region. We appreciate you! Be sure to follow them for more awesome stuff. Bradford Bridge: Abenaki SeedsA lovely write up of the Three Sisters Garden at Baby Beet Farm where 3rd graders have the chance to grow and harvest corns, beans, and squash for the Abenaki Seeds project. Farming for Community & Resilience in the Kearsarge AreaThe Food Solutions New England website is now home to a writeup about our 2023 Love Local video series in an effort to lift up the important stories and experiences of what the 2023 growing season was like for local and regional farmers. Blog Posts All Blog Posts Featured Jun 23, 2024 A Queer Perspective on our Food System Part 1 – Food Consumers Jun 23, 2024 Jun 23, 2024 Jun 6, 2024 5th Annual Tray it Forward: Celebrating Half a Decade of Growing Gardeners Jun 6, 2024 Jun 6, 2024 May 5, 2024 From lawn to fertile garden: Learn how in this 6 minute video! May 5, 2024 May 5, 2024 Apr 22, 2024 Celebrating Earth Day! Make your own compost at home with these short videos. Apr 22, 2024 Apr 22, 2024 Mar 17, 2024 40 Under Forty: Honoring KFH's own France Hahn! Mar 17, 2024 Mar 17, 2024 Feb 28, 2024 February is for Food Drives Part Two: How can you help fight hunger in the Kearsarge area? Feb 28, 2024 Feb 28, 2024 Feb 21, 2024 February is for Food Drives Part One: What’s the state of Hunger in New Hampshire? Feb 21, 2024 Feb 21, 2024 Feb 3, 2024 Micro Mama’s Celebrates Solar! Resources for food & ag businesses to transition to clean energy. Feb 3, 2024 Feb 3, 2024 Jan 2, 2024 Tasty Morsels: 2023 Highlights from the KFH Community Jan 2, 2024 Jan 2, 2024 A deep, heartfelt thank you to our sponsors. Sweet Beet Market Sponsor Stay Connected Donate Sign up for our newsletters “Imagine for a moment if we once again knew, strictly as a matter of course, these few unremarkable things: What it is we are eating. Where it came from. How it found its way to our table. And what, in a true account, it really costs. We could then talk about some other things at dinner. For we would no longer need any reminding that however we choose to feed ourselves, we eat by the grace of nature, not industry, and what we’re eating is never anything more or less than the body of the world.” — Michael Pollan, The Omnivore's Dilemma All photography provided by Kearsarge Food Hub. We acknowledge that our work takes place on N’dakinna, which is the traditional ancestral homeland of the Abenaki, Pennacook and Wabanaki Peoples past and present. We acknowledge and honor with gratitude the land and waterways and the alnobak who have stewarded N’dakinna throughout the generations. Stay Connected with Email communications Back to Top 11 West Main Street, PO Box 571, Bradford, NH 03221, USA6039385323info.kearsargefoodhub@gmail.com Powered by Squarespace"
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