Take Part in New Jersey’s Food Revolution

Join our organic community by
becoming a member of the Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Jersey. NOFA-NJ assists in the redevelopment of sustainable agriculture in New Jersey by promoting local organic food production, distribution and access. Community members of all ages can
learn the importance and the methods
of organic farming.

Your support enables
NOFA-NJ to:

• Offer classes in organic & sustainable farming methods
• Establish a Center for Working Lands – an incubator for training farmers in organic & sustainable methods
• Work with Municipalities and Land Trusts to develop new agricultural enterprises on preserved lands
• Integrate food production, distribution, and value added networks
• Engage and inform consumers of all ages
• Develop Federal, State and Municipal policies regarding organics

With your help, we can support the public policies, skilled practitioners and informed consumers essential to building healthy farms, healthy food, healthy lands and a vibrant community.

 

 

TWILIGHT MEETING
Rutgers Display Gardens Tour
Tuesday June 23, 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Rutgers Display Gardens, Cook Campus



Twilight Meetings are informal workshops that take place on individual farms and are traditionally geared towards farmers. They highlight unique and innovative production and marketing methods.

Our next twighlight meeting is scheduled for June 23, at Rutgers University's Cook Campus Display Garden.

Encompassing over 50 acres and specializing in native plants, the Rutgers Gardens is a world of flowering trees, shrubs, annuals and perennials. 

Com to the Twilight Meeting and see and learn about native ornamentals.  The event will be led by Bruce Crawford, director of the Rutgers Gardens.

Time: Tuesday, June 23, 5:00 – 7:00 pm Place: Rutgers Display Gardens, Cook Campus, 112 Ryders Lane, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Fee: $15 / $10 for NOFA-NJ members.
To register, call (908) 371-1111.