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Relationship Marketing and Branding
Presented by Michelle Wolf (Director of Training FMNS) at the 2015 ACORN Conference PEI
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ACORN Conference, Business & Marketing

Root Cellaring 101
At the 2016 Homesteading Symposium in Moncton, NB, Robin and Rebecca LeBlanc share their many methods of preserving their harvest. Together they explain how they store summer’s bounty and give insight to where certain crops should be stored.
Food Skills, Infrastructure & Equipment, Season Extension

Root Cellars 101 with Tarrah Young and Amy Lounder
Farmers' Amy Lounder and Tarrah Young introduce the concepts of root cellaring at the 2011 ACORN organic conference and trade show in Halifax, Nova Scotia. (56 mins)
Getting Started With Organic Farming, Horticulture, Season Extension, Urban Farming & Gardening

Rotations For Sustainability with Andy Hammermeister, Roger Henry and Ted Zettel
Grain & Field Crops, Soil & Compost


Scaling Up
Chris Blanchard (Flying Rutabaga Works) presents at the 2014 ACORN Conference.
ACORN Conference, Business & Marketing

Scaling up your CSA
This session from the 2013 ACORN Conference in Moncton consisted of presentations from two CSA farmers, Josh Oulton and Kent Coates, speaking on the challenges, rewards and considerations of scaling up your CSA farm business. Some particular issues to consider were: Marketing, Delivery, Communication. Construction, Presort and wash, Production
ACORN Conference, Business & Marketing, Community Supported Agriculture

Sea Buckthorn
Beth Fowler and Clay Bartlett present at the 2016 Conference.
View the accompanying slideshow presentation here.
ACORN Conference, Fruit & Berry
Year: 2016

Sean Dunbar: Organic Opportunities in Brewing
Sean Dunbar, owner/operator of Northampton Brewing Company which makes Picaroons' Traditional Ales discusses their organic brews and their desire to use local organic hops and grain in their future brews (which they are now doing as of 2012!).
Business & Marketing, Grain & Field Crops

Season Extension Strategies (without a Greenhouse) Featuring David Greenberg
At Nova Scotia's 2011 organic conference and trade show, David Greenberg presented a workshop on season extension strategies that do not involve the infrastructure of a greenhouse. (62 mins)
Getting Started With Organic Farming, Horticulture, Infrastructure & Equipment, Season Extension

Season Extension Using Low Cost and High Tech
Tim Livingstone (Strawberry Hill Farm) presents at the 2014 ACORN Conference.
ACORN Conference, Infrastructure & Equipment

Season Extension with High Tunnels
In this session from the 2013 ACORN Conference in Moncton, Paul and Sandy Arnold discuss their management practices of high tunnels for early and late season production as well as over the winter. They started with one high tunnel, but seeing the pay-off quickly increased the number. High tunnels can allow for excellent production throughout the year; however, they require more management and infrastructure, and call on the grower to be an excellent marketer and record-keeper.
ACORN Conference, Infrastructure & Equipment, Season Extension

Season Extension with Storage, Cellaring and Low Tunnels
In this session from the 2013 ACORN Conference in Moncton, Paul and Sandy Arnold discussed their approach to season extension including storage, cellaring, and the use of low tunnels. They grow a variety of crops to store and sell over the winter months and have tailored their on-farm infrastructure to support these endeavors. Included in the presentation slideshow is detailed information of curing and storage requirement for the crops they find store, and sell well, over the winter.
ACORN Conference, Infrastructure & Equipment, Season Extension

Seaweed Extracts and Their Application in Crop Management Programs
Soil & Compost

Seed Cleaning Equipment and Souces Relative to your Scale of Production
Presented by Kim Delaney at the 2015 ACORN Conference PEI
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ACORN Conference, Infrastructure & Equipment, Seed


Série d'ateliers ACORN sur la production commerciale de semences biologiques
Conférence ACORN 2008
Français, Seed

Signals from the Soil - Sensory Guide to Soil Health
Soil & Compost

Signals from the Soil - Sensory Guide to Soil Health (Notes)
Soil & Compost

Site Preparation with Claude Berthélémé
Site Preparation with Claude Berthélémé: Importance of planning ahead; Soil fertility and pH; Soil amendments; Weed control strategies; Improved drainage
Pests, Disease & Weeds, Soil & Compost

Small Cows, Small Acreages, Big Profits
Mike Lafortune presents at the 2016 ACORN Conference.
View the accompanying slideshow presentation here.
ACORN Conference, Livestock
Year: 2016

Small-Scale Organic Processing Opportunities
At the 2010 organic conference and trade show, organic inspector and farmer Brian Ives discusses his experiences inspecting processing plants across Atlantic Canada. He sees opportunities for small-scale processing operations for organic value-added foods.
Certification, Infrastructure & Equipment, Value-Added

So you want to do 4D: Planting Trees into your Farmscape
Christopher Buschhaus presents at the 2015 Acorn Conference
To view the accompanying slideshow presentation, click here: http://fr.slideshare.net/acornorganic/so-you-want-to-go-4d-planting-trees-into-your-farmscape
ACORN Conference, Complementary Agriculture

Soil Amendments: Where to Get & How to Apply
Soil Amendments: Where to Get & How to Apply with Roxanne Beavers and Rupert Jannasch: Fertility; Manure; Compost; Rules of Amendment. Document includes some additional resources and questions that can be used to gauge understanding. Detailed notes are available as a separate resource on the Resource Directory.
Soil & Compost