Event Details

Date

December 16, 2022

Time

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Location

East New York Farms! UCC Youth Farm
620 Schenck Avenue
Brooklyn, NY

Host

CRAFT, TUFFS, East New York Farms!, and Harvest NY


CRAFT + TUFFS Year-end Farmer-to-Farmer Gathering

December 16, 2022

CRAFT + TUFFS Year-end Farmer-to-Farmer Gathering

All NYC urban farmers are invited to celebrate the season at this year's final CRAFT visit (hosted by East New York Farms!) combined with a revival of The Urban Farmer-to-Farmer Summit (aka TUFFS)! There'll be snacks, a seed swap, a farm tour, and some TUFFS-style story-and-skill-sharing. But most importantly, we're just going to hang out, meet the other urban farmers we've never met, catch up with folks we haven't seen in a while, and have a good time.

Rain or shine, because that's how we do. Feel free to bring seeds for the swap, a funny story from the farm, or anything else you feel like sharing. Come anytime between 1 and 4pm; we'll do announcements and story sharing around 2pm.

FREE! Please RSVP.





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This guide was created as a collaboration between Cornell Cooperative Extension's Harvest New York team and the New York State Integrated Pest Management Program.