Incubator farms are a fairly new model developing across North America to address barriers to beginning farmers, including access to land, capital, and credit, and opportunities to learn and develop skills in farm business planning. The number of incubator farms is increasing nationally. A sub-sample of existing incubator farm programs are described and compared side by side, providing evidence of the variation in program design. Extension may serve alternative roles, beyond the educator, in design and development of these programs
In the 1980s universities and economic development agencies encouraged the establishment of business...
Start to Farm: New Farmer Learning Networks were for beginning and early-career farmers looking for ...
This article describes an innovative evaluation plan we employed to capture outcomes of a multiyear ...
Incubator farms are a fairly new model developing across North America to address barriers to beginn...
As early-career Extension educators challenged by societal, structural, agricultural, and fiscal tre...
Farm incubators are a growing segment within food networks. They provide needed technical support to...
This article presents an analysis of preferred knowledge sources for beginning farmers and differenc...
Farmworkers aiming to transition to independent proprietorship often benefit from beginning farmer i...
This report outlines training, support and programs that could help more young people enter agricult...
Profit teams comprise multiple consultants engaged to support farmer decision making by holistically...
This study explores the human dimensions of the broad-based adoption of Short Rotation Woody Crops (...
The authors give information on those obstacles to starting farms in the state of North Dakota. The ...
Farm incubator programs have been presented as a solution to reduce barriers to entry for beginning ...
Beginning farmer training and program development in United States is one of the most significant y...
The demographic of the average farmer is shifting from experienced, generational farmers to beginnin...
In the 1980s universities and economic development agencies encouraged the establishment of business...
Start to Farm: New Farmer Learning Networks were for beginning and early-career farmers looking for ...
This article describes an innovative evaluation plan we employed to capture outcomes of a multiyear ...
Incubator farms are a fairly new model developing across North America to address barriers to beginn...
As early-career Extension educators challenged by societal, structural, agricultural, and fiscal tre...
Farm incubators are a growing segment within food networks. They provide needed technical support to...
This article presents an analysis of preferred knowledge sources for beginning farmers and differenc...
Farmworkers aiming to transition to independent proprietorship often benefit from beginning farmer i...
This report outlines training, support and programs that could help more young people enter agricult...
Profit teams comprise multiple consultants engaged to support farmer decision making by holistically...
This study explores the human dimensions of the broad-based adoption of Short Rotation Woody Crops (...
The authors give information on those obstacles to starting farms in the state of North Dakota. The ...
Farm incubator programs have been presented as a solution to reduce barriers to entry for beginning ...
Beginning farmer training and program development in United States is one of the most significant y...
The demographic of the average farmer is shifting from experienced, generational farmers to beginnin...
In the 1980s universities and economic development agencies encouraged the establishment of business...
Start to Farm: New Farmer Learning Networks were for beginning and early-career farmers looking for ...
This article describes an innovative evaluation plan we employed to capture outcomes of a multiyear ...