SEMAP | SEMAP - Part 14

Anawan Farm Hiring Multiple Positions

Anawan Farm is in its fourth year & growing. We will be certified organic Spring 2019. Our farm is placing emphasis on developing community through farming via experiences, workshops and events. We have a small CSA of 40 shares and a tented farm stand on Route 118 where we offer flower shares as well as bouquets for all types of events and special occasions. Flowers are sold at two markets per week. Our farm is an LGBTQA friendly farm. We work hard but we greatly value relationships created by owning & operating a local farm.

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Paradise Hill Farm Hiring

Jobs & Opportunities / SEMAP

Paradise Hill Farm in Westport, MA is seeking help to work on our diversified vegetable, tree fruit, small fruit, and greenhouse operation. We participate in 2 very intense farmers markets on Wednesday and Saturday.

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A Message from the Director, March 2019

Blogs, Jobs & Opportunities, Press Release / SEMAP

We are grateful for all the hard work from the Ag & Food Committee, M&C Café, the SEMAP board, our volunteers, and especially our presenters for a successful 12th Annual Ag & Food conference. Thank you! Nowhere else on the Southcoast can you find that much food and farming knowledge in one location.

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Round the Bend Farm Hiring Farm Intern

Jobs & Opportunities / SEMAP

The Farm Intern will be expected to participate in the overall mission of RTB, and to keep farm work happening at an efficient pace. This position offers an Intern the unique ability to experience different aspects of farm living and working.

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An Update from the BCC Sustainable Agriculture Program

Blogs, Education Opportunities, Press Release / SEMAP

The sustainable agriculture program at Bristol Community College has a new look and a new program coordinator. Professor Kimberly Amaral Newton has taken up the position of program coordinator after the long-time coordinator, Jim Corven, retired last August. Since taking on the program, Prof. Newton has secured a $15,000 grant from the Koppelman family to help refurbish and greatly expand the growing capacity of the college, including constructing a series of modular greenhouses to extend the growing period into the school year.

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