Agraria

After the USDA terminated funding for almost all of its Increasing Land, Capital and Market Access Program projects, the court has ruled twice in favor of funding recipients to have their grants reinstated.

After a successful initial lawsuit in 2025, a wave of new plaintiffs are hoping to reinstate funding that helps secure affordable farmland, capital and markets.

The Agraria Center for Regenerative Practice was forced to halt classes designed to increase access to farmland and farming connections.

The Tecumseh Land Trust took control of Dell Farm, which means more green space and farm land around Yellow Springs is preserved from development.

The goal of the Ohio conference was to create a space for Black farmers and growers to network and learn about new opportunities, agricultural techniques and more.

Agraria Center for Regenerative Practice partnered with the Black, Indigenous and Farmers of Color Food and Farming Network to offer small-scale farmers in the region an opportunity to learn about farming policy and self-advocacy.

The Agraria Center for Regenerative Practice, a Yellow Springs nonprofit that focuses on sustainable farming, will be going on hiatus, WYSO confirmed Thursday.

Some farmers in Ohio are shifting their practices and being part of the climate change solution. They do that through regenerative agriculture that seeks to restore and build on farming’s pre-industrial practices. Some small farmers are leading that change.

Humane Society officials said the owner of the animals has health conditions that limited her ability to take care of them

Kids are back in school but a local program hopes to get them out of the classroom. The free pilot program includes six schools in the region. It’s designed to teach kids about their environment while they are outside.

The third annual Black Farming Conference hosted by Agraria Center for Regenerative Practice is next month. This will be the first time it will be held in-person.

The Edgemont Solar Garden on Miami Chapel Road has a long history on Dayton’s West Side. Lately it’s experienced a regeneration of sorts, with partners like Central State University and Agraria in Yellow Springs joining in to support urban agriculture.