Staff updates, member news, and an array of great holiday gift ideas.
2018 NFFC Holiday Market Pages
NFFC members offer a range of delicious, clever and beautiful fair trade products – peruse them for unique gifts!
October 2018 Family Farm Agenda
Stories from our members across the country and from the road on the America the Bountiful Tour, as well as a tribute to Mr. Ralph Paige.
NFFC’s December 2017 Newsletter
Dedicated to the memory of Katherine Ozer, we offer this newsletter in appreciation to our members and to others committed to a just farm and food system.
NFFC December 2015 Newsletter
Our 2015 December Newsletter offers a sense of some of our campaigns and wins in 2015, as well as insights, stories and photos from NFFC farmers, fishermen and food sovereignty allies.
NFFC’s Spring 2015 Newsletter is Here!
NFFC members and friends provide thoughtful insights and event updates that you don’t want to miss in the 2015 Spring Newsletter.
NFFC December 2014 Newsletter
NFFC December 2014 Newsletter.
Summer 2014 Newsletter
The summer 2014 newsletter is here! Check it out using the link below.
Spring Newsletter has Sprung!
As Spring has finally arrived, so has our latest Newsletter.
December Newsletter
Happy December Everyone! Inside our latest newsletter, you’ll find an article about Nelson Mandela from Ralph Paige, a recognition of Arden Tewksbury’s long service to his community,and reports from Ben and Kathy. Also, we have two pages dedicated to member group Holiday Items for Sale!!
Fall 2013 Newsletter
Check out our latest Newsletter!
2012
From the President by Ben Burkett: As I write this message, Mississippi, Louisiana and other states near and north of the Gulf Coast are recovering from the floods left from Hurricane Isaac. While many regions of the
country have been parched by drought this summer, our state was in relatively good shape. Suddenly we’re fighting the opposite dilemma – too much water, too quickly. The reinforced levees around New Orleans held, but another tropical storm has left turmoil in its wake, with homes and streets and fields flooded.
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