Cultivating Farmer Voices Beth Osmund Overview Introduction My Story Developing Leadership Q&A.
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Cultivating Farmer
Voices
Beth Osmund
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Overview
Introduction
My Story
Developing Leadership
Q&A
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A Change
of
Direction
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2002 – Launched
Cedar Valley
Sustainable
2003- First
season of veggie
CSA
2004 – Attendees
at Upper Midwest
CSA Conference
Slide 8
2007 – SARE
Farmer Rancher
Grant
2008 - National
Resources
Conservation
Service Farm
Tour
2008 – Midwest
Organic
Conference
Presentation
Slide 9
Farmer Faculty
Michael Fields
Agricultural Institute
CRAFT Farm
Beginnings
Slide 10
Conference
Presentations
Midwest Organic
Great Lakes CSA
conference
National Women in
Agriculture
MOSES
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Professional
Organizations
Slow Food
Terra Madre Delegate
SF Chicago Board
NUSOS Keynote
Farmer’s Market
Committees
Presentations to many
community organizations
Serve on USDA panels
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Seed
Invite people in!
Create learning opportunities for public
speaking/public writing.
In house training
Online resources
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Cultivate
Create a Speaker’s Bureau
Host Community Education events with
multiple farms
Train / Coach /Support
Slide 15
Connect with local organizations:
4H/Schools
Chamber of Commerce
Garden Clubs
Tap local experience rather than ‘experts
from out of town’
Value their time!
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WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?
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A wider network means more resources.
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A wider network means more resources.
A public presence means more people
know about my farm.
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A wider network means more resources.
A public presence means more people
know about my farm.
I can help advance my point of view in the
ongoing conversation about food and
farming.
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A wider network means more resources.
A public presence means more people
know about my farm.
I can help advance my point of view in the
ongoing conversation about food and
farming.
I’ve gotten to go to some terrific places and
meet many amazing people!
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Questions &
Comments
Cultivating Farmer
Voices
Beth Osmund
Slide 2
Overview
Introduction
My Story
Developing Leadership
Q&A
Slide 3
Slide 4
Slide 5
Slide 6
A Change
of
Direction
Slide 7
2002 – Launched
Cedar Valley
Sustainable
2003- First
season of veggie
CSA
2004 – Attendees
at Upper Midwest
CSA Conference
Slide 8
2007 – SARE
Farmer Rancher
Grant
2008 - National
Resources
Conservation
Service Farm
Tour
2008 – Midwest
Organic
Conference
Presentation
Slide 9
Farmer Faculty
Michael Fields
Agricultural Institute
CRAFT Farm
Beginnings
Slide 10
Conference
Presentations
Midwest Organic
Great Lakes CSA
conference
National Women in
Agriculture
MOSES
Slide 11
Professional
Organizations
Slow Food
Terra Madre Delegate
SF Chicago Board
NUSOS Keynote
Farmer’s Market
Committees
Presentations to many
community organizations
Serve on USDA panels
Slide 12
Slide 13
Seed
Invite people in!
Create learning opportunities for public
speaking/public writing.
In house training
Online resources
Slide 14
Cultivate
Create a Speaker’s Bureau
Host Community Education events with
multiple farms
Train / Coach /Support
Slide 15
Connect with local organizations:
4H/Schools
Chamber of Commerce
Garden Clubs
Tap local experience rather than ‘experts
from out of town’
Value their time!
Slide 16
WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?
Slide 17
A wider network means more resources.
Slide 18
A wider network means more resources.
A public presence means more people
know about my farm.
Slide 19
A wider network means more resources.
A public presence means more people
know about my farm.
I can help advance my point of view in the
ongoing conversation about food and
farming.
Slide 20
A wider network means more resources.
A public presence means more people
know about my farm.
I can help advance my point of view in the
ongoing conversation about food and
farming.
I’ve gotten to go to some terrific places and
meet many amazing people!
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Questions &
Comments