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Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Jersey Winter Conference: Fields Without Fences presenting at the 36th Annual Conference

  • The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel 1401 Ocean Avenue North Asbury Park, NJ, 07712 United States (map)

Fields Without Fences will be participating in three sessions at this year’s Annual Winter Conference…

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Permaculture Principle for Production & Stewardship

Speaker: Lindsay Napolitano & Johann Rinkens, Fields Without Fences

Fields Without Fences will show how permaculture practices are applied to modern crop production to improve stewardship, ecology, resource management & profitability.


NOFA New Jersey’s 36th Annual Winter Conference

NJ’s premier organic food and agricultural event, will be hosted at The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel in Asbury Park on January 31, 2025!

 

Our state’s food security relies upon local producers and effective, accessible food systems. In order to keep the Garden State well-nourished, NJ farms must find resilience to withstand a changing climate, global economics, and evolving agricultural policies. Join us in Asbury Park for a day (and evening) filled with education, connection, and lots of local food as we highlight efforts to support local farming and food systems throughout the Garden State.

  • 30+ Workshops on Farming, Homesteading, Food Systems & More

  • Exhibitor Hall featuring Ag Industry Pros, Partner Organizations, Product Demos, Book Signings, & More

  • Post-Conference Social Hour with Live Music & Local Libations

  • Saturday Night Film Screening of Roots So Deep with Peter Byck

  • Local and Organic Breakfast & Lunch Included with Registration

REGISTER TODAY at www.nofanj.org

Speaker Bio:

Lindsay Napolitano & Johann Rinkens are the co-founders of Fields Without Fences, a 45-acre agroforestry operation and agroecology consulting service. On our farm, located within the Delaware River watershed, we integrate approaches found in environmental restoration, permaculture design, and regenerative agriculture to create low input, self-renewing, agroecological systems that naturally restore health and integrity to our shared landscape. Beyond our fields, we bring these practices to our consulting and design work with farmers, landowners, and organizations.

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