June
- June 23 - New Entry's Explore Farming Workshop - Webinar, 6:00 - 7:30pm. Free and open to all. Details and registration here.
- June 23 - UMass Ext. Landscape Pests and Problems Walkabout - Insects and Cultural Practices - Heritage Museum & Gardens, Sandwich, 1:00pm - 3pm. Examine some of the most common insect and cultural problems of woody ornamentals, as well as discuss and demonstrate how to put IPM practices to work efficiently. Walkabout details here.
- June 23 - Massachusetts SARE Food Loss and Waste Workshop - Acton, 8:30am - 4:00pm. Brings together state and local government officials, nonprofits, and other engaged stakeholders to dialogue on food rescue and other food loss and waste reduction strategies in Massachusetts. Register for workshop here.
- June 30 – New Entry's Online Crop Production Course -For those interested in digging deeper into the enthralling world of sustainable agriculture, New Entry Sustainable Farming Project is offering this 9-week Course meeting online on Tuesday evenings.Will include an abundance of resources and activities to help learners increase their ability to work with nature to grow good food, and it will cover topics including: fostering soil health, greenhouse management, irrigation, nutrient management, cover cropping, pest and disease management, season extension, and more. Production course details here.
July
- July 10 - Massachusetts Food Policy Council Meeting - Virtual, 9:30am - 11:30am. Meeting details here.
- July 15 - Massachusetts Fruit Growers Association Annual Summer Meeting - UMass Cold Spring Research and Education Orchard, Belchertown, 9:30am - 2:30pm. Summer meeting details here.
- July 23 - MNLA's Down to Earth Summer Conference & Trade Show - Savage Farms, Deerfield. Join MNLA for a nostalgic journey through decades of landscaping and nursery innovation, style, and culture—from the ‘60s to the early 2000s. Conference details here.
August
- August 7 - Northeast US Honey Bee Update Lunch and Learn - webinars on Fridays from 12:00pm-1:30pm. Meet the dynamic group of Apiary Inspectors and Extension Faculty who support apiculture in our region and ask questions related to honey beekeeping and get advice from the experts in the field. These events are designed to support the beekeeper journey of ensuring the health, seasonal management and treatment of honey bee colonies. Honey bee registration here.
- August 12 - Tri-State SARE Field Workshop - UMass – Hadley Farm 111 N Maple St, Hadley, 9:00am – 11:00am. Explore how forage maturity influences livestock performance. Assess backfat thickness) loin area) and
depth using ultrasound on live sheep. SARE workshop details here.
- August 26 - MNLA's 2026 Plant Geek Day - Mary May Binney Wakefield Arboretum, Milton. A great educational opportunity for all nursery and landscape professionals within the green industry - Geek Day details here.
October
- October 2 - Northeast US Honey Bee Update Lunch and Learn - webinars on Fridays from 12:00pm-1:30pm. Meet the dynamic group of Apiary Inspectors and Extension Faculty who support apiculture in our region and ask questions related to honey beekeeping and get advice from the experts in the field. These events are designed to support the beekeeper journey of ensuring the health, seasonal management and treatment of honey bee colonies. Honey bee registration here.
December
- December 15 - 17, 2026 - New England Vegetable & Fruit Conference - Manchester, New Hampshire. Conference updates here.