Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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The Overarching Goals of the Regional Resilience: an Integrated Approach to New Farmer Training in the Chesapeake Project Are to: Strengthen and Diversify the New Farmer Pipeline Across the Chesapeake Region, Build and Connect a Well-trained Beginning Farmer Workforce, and Support the Long-term Viability of New Farm Businesses. We Will Accomplish These Goals by: 1) Strengthening Collaboration and Coordination Amongst Beginning Farmer Service Providers in the Region; 2) Creating an Integrated Set of In-person and Online Farmer-to-farmer Gatherings Across the Region; 3) Creating Accessible Beginning Farmer Programs--both On-farm and Online--to Diversify the REGION'S New Farmer Pipeline, Enabling Socially Disadvantaged, Limited Resource, and Veteran Farmers to Pursue Farming; and 4) Strengthening Support for Beginning Farmers Who Already Own or Manage a Farm. the Need for an Integrated, Nimble, Region-wide Approach Is Clearer Than Ever, as Our Organizations Work Together to Support New Farmers Through the COVID-19 Crisis and the Massive Changes to Regional Markets It Has Wrought.
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