From: New Entry Sustainable Farming Project [nesfp@tufts.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2011 3:25 PM
To: Bill Lipchitz
Subject: New Entry Annual Spring Launch
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| | New Enty's Offices are Moving! | | New Entry will move its offices on March 15th, 2011, as part of a consolidation effort with our fiscal sponsor, Community Teamwork, Inc. New Entry will join together with other CTI programs to share space at our new home located on 155 Merrimack Street, 3rd Floor, Lowell, MA. This consolidation ultimately allows us to offer better services to our clients, as we enjoy cross-pollination with the many programs and services which CTI offers. The new office is about 5 minutes walk from our existing office. We look forward to meeting our clients in our new space, beginning March 15th! | | Join us in supporting new farmers! | Be a part of the sustainable food revolution! Help us cultivate and sustain the next generation of farmers who will care for our farmland, supply our markets, provide food to our schools, and contribute to a vibrant local economy in our communities. As we expand our work, we invite you to join in our mission.
Your tax-deductible donation is accepted on-line through:
Tufts University's Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy - designate the Friedman School, and New Entry Sustainable Farming Project to be sure your gift supports new farmers. And THANKS!
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We frequently host volunteer groups on our farm. We have hosted up to 100 volunteers and engaged schools, corporate programs and community groups. To learn more, contact nesfp@tufts.edu.
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| | | | New Entry Spring Launch | | The farming season will be here soon! Join us for a free network event where old farmers meet new farmers, and everyone meets the people who grow their food. Engage in conversations which help to establish priorities for our future programs. Celebrate the accomplishments of our farmers and learn what motives them. Meet Scott Soares, Commissioner of Agriculture for the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources. Light refreshments will be served.  Date: Thursday, March 31 Time: 6:00 - 8:30 PM | | Registration for the World PEAS CSA still open! | | Get fresh, local fruits and vegetables while supporting New Entry farmers with the World PEA S CSA. The World PEAS CSA (community supported agriculture) program provides a weekly box of fresh produce grown by New Entry farmers along with sweet corn, strawberries, apples, peaches and other fruit from local farms. Choose from either a Small or Large Share and have it delivered to one of over a dozen locations in the greater Boston and Lowell areas.  While registration will remain open until all shares are sold, early registration helps us plan production with New Entry farmers. To register, see the brochure. For more information, visit | | About our work... | 
Well-trained farmers are key to building sustainable local food systems, and New Entry prepares new and beginning farmers for success through comprehensive training and technical assistance in all aspects of farm production and management.
Our mission is to assist multi-cultural individuals with agricultural backgrounds to successfully enter farming in Massachusetts. The broader goals of New Entry are to support the vitality and sustainability of the region's agriculture, to build long term economic self-reliance and food security among participants and their communities, and to expand access to high-quality, culturally appropriate and locally-grown foods.
To learn more, please visit our website at www.nesfp.org.
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