Founded in 1992, PASA's consistent and driving vision has been to transform agriculture and food systems in Pennsylvania and beyond in a way that makes our farmers more viable, improves the land and restores the health and wellbeing of all our citizens. We are nonprofit in structure, but entrepreneurial in spirit, as we use our resources carefully to work collaboratively with others in achieving measurable results where we can, without compromising our values. For us, success is defined as the dual process of achieving our mission now while also building capacity to impact the future for many generations to come.
A sure sign of summer, a recently immerged monarch dries its wings.
03-10-2010: Get Food Alliance Certified!
Now through April, new Food Alliance certification applications are eligible for a $100 discount.
03-04-2010: Food Safety Issues -- important meetings scheduled
You can tell that springtime is nigh, because Food Safety issues are popping up all over, just as they did last year at this time!
02-26-2010: PASA Featured in March Issue of GRID Magazine
Meet members of PASA working to bring fresh, delicious food to local eaters...
A Letter to USDA's Secretary Schafer Regarding
A New Agriculture Secretary, A Decision on ACRE, Speak Up on the Farm Bill, and More
Bay Farm Network Holds First Conference
EPA Looking to Credit Farmers for Conservation Practices
Fostering Growth and Reducing Poverty and Hunger in Asia and Latin America
"Women and Mobile: A Global Opportunity" published by GSMA and Cherie Blair Foundation for Women
Seacoast Eat Local added an event
Chris Chaisson added a photo
Date:
Mar 13
Repair and set up of small hoop houses for herb gardens
Date:
Mar 13
Open Barn at Otterbein Acres