NEWS + EVENTS
Not Our Farm turned 5 !
We are working on a report of all our work and impact and would love your input.
If you have engaged with NOF in any way over the past five years, please complete this survey!
All responses will be entered in a raffle for $50!
In response to the recent rapid increase in bird flu cases in poultry, cattle, and humans across the world, and especially in the United States, a group of folks from Young Farmers and Not Our Farm are working to compile resources for farmers and farmworkers to keep ourselves, our animals, and our communities safe from the threat of infection and its cascading effects.
To help inform these resources, we are asking farmers, farmworkers, and the general public about their experiences and understanding of bird flu. Anyone is welcome to complete the survey, which is available in both English and Spanish. Responses to the survey will be used to help guide the creation of:
A public information session on bird flu,
Resources to learn more and reference as the situation develops, and
PPE distribution program for farmworkers.
You can complete the survey here. The survey takes approximately 5-15 minutes to complete.
Upcoming events:
Free school for Farmworkers upcoming teach-ins:
April - Seed Keeping 101 with Amirah Mitchell, Sistah Seeds
May - Balancing Carework (children, elders, community) with Farmwork
Registration links and more information coming soon !
NEWS
Good Food Jobs • It’s Not Broken by Anita Adalja
Good Food Jobs • Dear Farm Owner / Boss… by Mallika Singh
Good Food Jobs • Not a Team Player by Danni Simonik
Edible New Mexico • Farmworker Health Here at Home by Anita Adalja
The Food Safety Dish Podcast • Community Care is Good Food Safety with Anita Adalja
Civil Eats • Queer, BIPOC Farmers are Working for a More Inclusive and Just Farming Culture
The Guardian • Radishes and Rainbows: the LGBTQ growers reimagining the traditional family farm
Ambrook Research • Are Farm Apprentices and Interns Getting Paid What They Deserve?
Growing for Market • Extreme heat on the farm: Exploring OSHA’s proposed heat rule
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