Connect

Watch

Listen

Read

The NOFA/Mass community takes on the climate crisis October 1-31. Learn more

Featured Stories

All Newsletter Articles

Soil Testing and Mineral Amendments

Correlating Produce Nutrient Levels with Soil Management

Soil Carbon Proxy Testing Can Help You Help Your Soil

A Primer on Sustainable Soil Management

Five Great Hoes for the Market Gardener

Advocacy Opportunities for October

New funding for Healthy Soils and Glyphosate Study; Bayer to end consumer sales

The Massachusetts Pollinator Network Takes Flight

Be Heard on Pesticides Reform

New Bill to Address Eagle Poisoning… (Keep) Calling Legislators

Introducing the Western Massachusetts Regenerative Food System

Youth Agricultural Scientists Visit The African Alliance, Bami Farms (Part 2)

Youth Agricultural Scientists Visit The African Alliance, Bami Farms (Part 1)

NOFA/Mass Food Access Project Community Gardens Open for the Season

Introduction to the NOFA/Mass Bioremediation Project

Hen of the Woods

Make at Home Backpack Snacks from Local Fruit

Saving and Eating Sunflower Seeds

How to Make Raw Butter

Wild Rose Medicine*

NOFA in the News

Residents oppose DCR plan to remove 45-year-old community garden on the Charles River

NOFA/Mass Launches Climate Action Challenge for a Second Year

NOFA/Mass Builds State-Wide Hub for Native Pollinator Protection

More NOFA in the news

Read the latest policy issues, upcoming workshops, growing tips, and updates on the NOFA/Mass and organic growing community.

Signup for our Newsletter

Upcoming Events

NOFA/Mass Climate Action Challenge 2021

October 1 - October 31

Monthly Min Till Farmers Call

November 1 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

“Managing Pests while Protecting Pollinators”

November 17 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Most Recent Podcast

In this episode we drop into five workshop sessions from our recent Winter Conference for quick bits of wisdom and insight.

Leave us a voicemail with your “Farm Fail” or “Farming Lessons Learned during Covid” at (508) 216-0790.

Podcast Archive

Featured Program

Massachusetts Pollinator Network

Pollinator protection communities from the seacoast to the Berkshires are collaborating with NOFA/Mass to build a state-wide hub for native pollinator protection.

Together, we will protect and expand pollinator habitats and reduce the use of biocides in landscapes across the Commonwealth!

Welcome to NOFA/Mass,

the Massachusetts chapter of the Northeast Organic Farming Association. NOFA/Mass welcomes everyone who cares about food, where it comes from and how it’s grown.