Bringing Back Earth-Friendly, High-Value Small Grains to the Highlands Region
More than 50 farmers and others interested in reviving [...]
Launching Project Grains
Press Release The Grains Program aims to revitalize [...]
Moving Toward a More Sustainable Life
Overview Montclair native Jason DeSalvo explores how to [...]
How do our food choices affect the climate?
Overview Two seasoned farmers and local food enthusiasts, [...]
Seeking Volunteers to Monitor Road Salt Levels in Waterways
The Foodshed Alliance’s Paulins Kill Watershed Community Program is seeking volunteers to join a citizen science program testing water quality in nearby bodies of water. The goal is to learn about and monitor the amount of road salt that is getting into the Paulins Kill River, tributaries, lakes, and ponds.
