NH Queer Farmers Network presents a workshop on On-Farm Communication, led by our friends from Stout Oak Farm, who recognize that how we communicate with each other on the farm can be as important as how we grow lettuce, and is something we can be intentional about and improve upon every year. If, as Japanese farmer and philosopher Masanobu Fukuoka suggests, "The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings," then we need to attend to who and how we are as human beings, together.

This workshop is open to farm owners, managers, and farm workers to discuss best practices and processes for being intentional about and improving on-farm communication, as part of creating healthy and supportive workplaces for all. There will be separate breakout spaces for owners/managers and employees. We would especially like to invite allies who are committed to cultivating affirming workplaces.

The workshop will go about 2 hours, to be followed by a potluck - bring your favorite dish to share!

Space is limited so please register in advance, and share this invitation with all who you think would appreciate or benefit from this workshop.