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AFT’s Pacific Northwest Region Awarded Three-year Collaborative USDA Grant

May 17, 2023

Chantel Welch

New England Farmland: Something Worth Saving

May 16, 2023

AFT Staff

“There is no more normal”: How farmers in New England are responding to a changing climate.

May 16, 2023

Caro Roszell

AFT Works to Nationalize Popular Iowa Program in Next Farm Bill

May 12, 2023

Kristopher Reynolds

On-The-Ground Support for California Farmers and Ranchers

May 10, 2023

Teresa O'Connor

Sam Smidt Named AFT’s New Director of Land Use and Protection Research

May 8, 2023

Michael Shulman

AFT and Partners Awarded Grants for Biochar and Cover Crop Adoption

May 1, 2023

Michael Shulman

Colorado River Challenges Pose Risks to Western Agriculture

Apr 20, 2023

AFT Staff

Society Must Act: Changes to Temperature and Rainfall Could Impair Farmers’ Ability to Produce Our Most Basic Crops

Apr 17, 2023

Michael Shulman

American Farmland Trust Elevates New Leaders to Promote Farm Viability

Apr 6, 2023

Lori Sallet

How AFT is Doubling Down to Address the Emerging Challenges to Keep Farms Viable

Apr 6, 2023

Nathan W. L'Etoile

Over 140 Organizations Call for Farm and Food Business Technical Assistance in the Farm Bill 

Apr 6, 2023

Lori Sallet

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AFT’s Pacific Northwest Region Awarded Three-year Collaborative USDA Grant

New England Farmland: Something Worth Saving

“There is no more normal”: How farmers in New England are responding to a changing climate.

AFT Works to Nationalize Popular Iowa Program in Next Farm Bill

On-The-Ground Support for California Farmers and Ranchers

Sam Smidt Named AFT’s New Director of Land Use and Protection Research

AFT and Partners Awarded Grants for Biochar and Cover Crop Adoption

Colorado River Challenges Pose Risks to Western Agriculture

Society Must Act: Changes to Temperature and Rainfall Could Impair Farmers’ Ability to Produce Our Most Basic Crops

American Farmland Trust Elevates New Leaders to Promote Farm Viability

How AFT is Doubling Down to Address the Emerging Challenges to Keep Farms Viable

Over 140 Organizations Call for Farm and Food Business Technical Assistance in the Farm Bill

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