Local Farm Fund (https://localfarmsfund.com/index.html)

Farm Aid (https://www.farmaid.org/our-work/resources-for-farmers/)

National Young Farmers Coalition (https://www.youngfarmers.org/)

CISA Emergency Farm Fund Loans (https://www.buylocalfood.org/resources-for-farmers/grants-and-financing/): CISA’s Emergency Farm Fund no-interest loans help farms recover from weather events.

Farm Aid Hotline (1-800-FARM-AID): Confidential support for farmers in crisis.

Rural Resilience Program (www.ruralresilience.org): Mental health resources for farmers.

National Farmers Union (www.nfu.org): Advocacy and community for farmers.

Beginning Farmers (www.beginningfarmers.org): Resources and networking for new farmers.

Farm Commons (www.farmcommons.org): Legal resources and workshops for small farms.

Grow Biointensive (www.growbiointensive.org) is a sustainable farming method and educational organization focused on small-scale, high-yield, and eco-friendly agriculture.

Real Organic Project (https://realorganicproject.org/)

CNG (https://www.naturallygrown.org/)

Organic Farming Research Foundation (www.ofrf.org): Resources and funding for organic farmers.

The Land Stewardship Project (https://landstewardshipproject.org/) is a nonprofit organization that supports sustainable farming, rural communities, and environmental stewardship.

LocalHarvest (www.localharvest.org): Connect with local markets and consumers.

Northeast Organic Farming Association (https://g.co/kgs/fvX6CRv)

Local Cooperative Extensions: Find your local extension office for workshops, soil testing, and expert advice.

Not Our Farm (https://www.notourfarm.org/): Support for & stories from farm workers

Farm School NYC (www.farmschoolnyc.org): Urban farming education with a focus on social justice.

The Seed Savers Exchange (https://exchange.seedsavers.org/home): a nonprofit that helps gardeners and farmers share, trade, and preserve heirloom seeds. Their online platform connects people who want to grow rare and unique plants, from tomatoes to flowers to grains. They also offer resources and events to teach sustainable gardening and protect biodiversity. It’s a community where every seed helps save our agricultural heritage

Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture (CISA) strengthens farms and engages the community to build the local food economy. They, too, have a list of resources! (https://www.buylocalfood.org/)

Homeschooling: (Homeschool.com)

No Farms, No Food Sticker (https://farmland.org/no-farms-no-food/)

Women, Food & Agriculture Network (WFAN) (www.wfan.org): Networking, mentorship, and resources for women in sustainable agriculture.

Annie’s Project (www.anniesproject.org): Risk management education for women farmers.

Resources provided by Soul Fire Farm (they have an amazing book, Farming While Black)

The Female Farmer Project (www.femalefarmerproject.org): Stories, resources, and community for women in farming.

Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative(www.indigenousfoodandag.com): Resources and advocacy for Native farmers and ranchers.

National Black Food & Justice Alliance (https://blackfoodjustice.org/)

Black Urban Growers (BUGS)(www.blackurbangrowers.org): Networking and resources for Black urban farmers.

Seed Programs for Indigenous Communities: Organizations like Native Seeds/SEARCH (www.nativeseeds.org) provide free seeds to Indigenous communities.

QT+ BIPOC 101 Tractor Training & Retreat at Rock Steady Farm

Classes from Moxie Ridge Farm (https://moxieridgefarm.com/pages/education): Instructors are all real farmers from the LGBTQIA+ community teaching from experience and we are committed to creating a safe, supportive, and inspiring learning environment.

The Mentorship Program by World Farmers connects immigrant and refugee farmers with experienced mentors to help them succeed in agriculture. Through one-on-one guidance, workshops, and community support, the program empowers farmers to grow their businesses, navigate challenges, and build sustainable livelihoods. (https://www.worldfarmers.org/about/#mission)

The Trevor Project (LGBTQ+ support) – Call 1-866-488-7386 or text START to 678678: https://www.thetrevorproject.org