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Episode 16 – Caroline Caldwell on Land Transition and Advice for the New Agrarian
Caroline Caldwell on Land Transition and Advice for the New Agrarian Caroline Caldwell is a rancher, academic, traveller, Corgi-owner, and Quivira’s very own Northern Plains Manager here at the New Agrarian Program. In this episode, we pick Caroline’s...
Mentor Training Call #2 – Evaluating Written Applications
Mentor Training Call #2: Evaluating Written Applications How do you sort through written applications? We will share strategies for tackling the pile of applications, share evaluation templates, and sample email responses to applicants who you would like to interview...
Holly Napier
New Agrarian Program Southwest Manager
Episode 125 – Leveling the growing field: promoting a fair farm system
Both big ag and small family farms have their problems…but what’s the alternative? We talk with agricultural journalist Sarah Mock about the some possible models.
Fall Red Canyon Reserve Land Health and Biochar Workshop
It’s time for our Fall Land Health Workshop Weekend at Red Canyon Reserve! This fall, we have three components to our workshop weekend: a hands-on biochar production session (weather permitting), a tour of the restoration work that Red Canyon volunteers have been...
Fire Recovery Work Day with Hermit’s Peak Watershed Alliance
Are you longing for a Quivira work weekend? Missing moving some rocks and getting your hands dirty with other land lovers? Registration is now closed. This event is a volunteer work day to support the Hermit’s Peak Watershed Alliance complete critical fire...
Mentor Training Call Series #1 – You and Your Operation as Mentor
Mentor Training Call #1: You and Your Operation as Mentor Mentoring is different from being an employer in several essential ways. Some mentoring skills are natural for each of us while others will be a stretch; determining your incoming strengths and stretches...
Episode 124 – Big Team Farms––a new economic model?
Both big ag and small family farms have their problems…but what’s the alternative? We talk with agricultural journalist Sarah Mock about the some possible models.
