22nd Annual NOFA-NJ Winter Conference

22nd Annual Winter Conference

Cultivating Change: Growing the Organic Food Movement

Princeton University - Friend Center, Princeton, NJ

Saturday & Sunday, January 28 - 29, 2012

plus pre-conference workshops on Jan. 27th!

Register now for the premier sustainable food and agriculture event in New Jersey! The 2012 NOFA-NJ Winter Conference promises more sessions, more activities, and more fun than ever before. To get started, use the left menu to see what's new this year!
Don't miss:

Become a NOFA-NJ Member (http://www.nofanj.org/members.htm) and receive a $15 discount again! Register for Saturday AND Sunday and receive complimentary admission to the Winter Mixer (single-day registrants can purchase a ticket for $10). Two fantastic Pre-Conference Workshops (http://www.nofanj.org/wc_pre.htm) on Friday, January 27. Check out the schedule here! (http://www.nofanj.org/LiteratureRetrieve.aspx?ID=97981) Detailed session descriptions can be found under "Saturday Program" and "Sunday Program." http://www.nofanj.org/images/programs/winterconference2012/WC%202012%20Flyer.jpg

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Registration details can be found on the "Register" page--use the menu to the left to find out prices, deadlines and registration forms!

About NOFA-NJ from http://www.nofanj.org/about.htm

The Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Jersey (NOFA-NJ) is a membership-based educational non-profit organization and 2011 marks the 26th year of operation. We envision a strong, resilient regional food system that provides health to the land and people.

We are a unique collaboration among the stakeholders in our food system. Our members and our governing board include farmers, gardeners, consumers, retailers, processors, educators, policy-makers, and researchers. We serve as a catalyst in the development of a sustainable organic agricultural system; provide technical assistance to both organic and progressive conventional farmers to help build and maintain sustainable operations; educate diverse audiences about the significance and meaning of organic practices for food and the environment; and provide information and resources about current agricultural policy initiatives.