This one-day conference will encourage church leaders to consider the role of the land their churches are on, especially in the context of feeding our hungry neighbors.  Lunch will be provided by The Nashville Food Project. A $15-$20 donation is suggested. Date & Time: 
Saturday, November 23rd, 9:00am until 12:30pm

Come join us for a fun-filled evening at Old School Farm! Bring your friends and family for a night of delicious pizza, good company, and great vibes. Let's gather around the fire, play yard games & enjoy some tasty slices. Pizzas will be topped with ingredients grown on the farm or sourced locally. Our sauce is farm made & we will have some available for you to purchase if you love it!

Nashville Food Project is coming together to celebrate Welcoming Week and the rich community fostered through shared spaces. organizations and communities (across the world) bring together neighbors of all backgrounds to build strong connections and affirm the importance of welcoming and inclusive places in achieving collective prosperity.

We can’t predict exactly what the future will look like, nor can we prepare ourselves perfectly for it. This is true of everything and especially for our future experiences with food. As Forum for the Future notes, “we can shape the future, and the best way to start is by imagining the future we want to see.”

Join us for a webinar with NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist Audrey Kolde on using integrated pest management to manage pests on organic crops in the South. These science-backed practices empower farmers to cultivate robust, thriving plants while effectively managing pest infestations.

During this workshop, twin brothers, Obiora and Irucka Ajani, will discuss the diverse ways to improve soil health (and therefore plant health), and ultimately your health & drop knowledge on seeds. As engineers by training, they bring technical and scientific knowledge, along with Nature observations & an innate desire to help others re‐think how food is grown.

From Seed to Table: Strategies for a Healthier You

Join us in celebrating a decade of empowerment, inclusion, and community betterment at Old School Farm's 10th Anniversary Fundraising Event, "Getting Down On The Farm - featuring The Lone Bellow". Mark your calendar for November 10th for an unforgettable evening that merges heartwarming camaraderie with soul-stirring music, all in the name of a cause that changes lives.

Learn from experienced vegetable, herb, and seed growers Ira Wallace and Pam Dawling during this afternoon of workshops and a book signing.

Meet us this September 21, 2023 for Reggie's Urban Ag Day at TSU. Join industry leaders to learn about food production in our urban communities, the Center for Profitable Agriculture about agritourism, and urban agricultural marketing methods. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn from Reggie Marshall about regenerative and sustainability methods.

A two-part workshop on Seed Farming WorkshopsWednesdays September 20 and October 18 from 3-5 PM at The Berea College Horticulture Farm. The workshops will combine education, hands-on work harvesting, processing and cleaning seed.

Join us at Southall Farms from 1-4pm on Monday, September 18 where we’ll be talking all about terminating cover crops. We’ll demo roller crimping methods as well as a DIY crimper for small-scale use. We’ll be debating the merits of tilling in a cover crop versus spading, discing, or chisel plowing it in.