The New England Agroforester, Durham, NH
- Catalyzing Agroforestry
- Sep 29
- 1 min read
Partner or Resource Name
The New England Agroforester
Location
University of New Hampshire - Durham, NH
Contact person/coordinator
Jess Gerrior, PhD, Communications Specialist
Agroforestry Practices
Forest Farming
Silvopasture
Windbreaks
Alley Cropping
Riparian Buffers
Community Food Forest
Services offered and area
Research, Education, Extension
Description
The New England Agroforester is part of ADAPT’s commitment to communicating relevant developments and resources to a wider audience. Through integrated research, education, and extension, ADAPT is developing a network of demonstration sites, creating the New England Agroforestry Training Program (NEAT) at UNH Extension, and providing agroforestry educational opportunities. Our newsletter Editorial Advisory Board provides expert guidance and support, contributing to strategic direction, content quality, and impact among the diverse agroforestry community.
Adaptive Agroforestry Principles & Teaching-New England (ADAPT), a USDA-funded project based at University of New Hampshire, with partners Dartmouth College and Yale University and in collaboration with cooperators, consultants, and service providers throughout the Northeast, explores agroforestry's potential as a climate-smart and sustainable strategy for expanding agricultural production in New England.
The New England Agroforester is the ADAPT Project's quarterly newsletter, providing timely and useful info on regional agroforestry projects, training opportunities, research activities, events, job postings, funding announcements, and more.
Service Area
New England
Events, training or resources offered
Contact agroforestry@unh.edu for info.
Links to website, pages, social media, etc.
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