Registration - Building Equitable Farmland Tenure for West Virginia Farmers

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Online event to be held on December 5, 2022 1:00-4:00 PM ET

We're happy to announce that New Roots Community Farm and Agrarian Trust are co-hosting “Building Equitable Farmland Tenure for West Virginia Farmers,” a Co-Learning and Training opportunity for service providers interested in advancing equitable farmland access opportunities in their communities. Service Providers from West Virginia and other Land Access Advocates from around the region are invited to participate in a three-hour online workshop. While the priority for this Co-Learning and Training is to reach participants in West Virginia, those from other states in the region who are interested are welcome to register.

The goal is to provide a co-learning experience for service providers and other land access advocates to explore and understand the concepts and process involved in creating community-based, equitable land tenure strategies to support farmers in West Virginia.

A smaller group of these participants will be invited to participate in On-Farm Equitable Land Access Trainings in the spring of 2023, to be hosted by Agrarian Trust and New Roots Community Farm in West Virginia. Spring trainees will then be asked to serve as Equitable Farmland Tenure Mentors for farmland owners and farmland seekers in their communities.

Thanks to funding from the Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education program, this training is offered at no cost to participants. If you have any questions, please contact thea@agrariantrust.org

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