As the farmer population ages and food system challenges become more complex, we are aiming to support the critical need for new, young farmers and systems thinkers to contribute to agriculture.
Our training programs prepare aspiring farmers to cultivate the land through sustainable practices that produce nutritious food for keeping communities healthy, now and in the future.
At Wolfe’s Neck Center, regenerative agriculture is a long-term investment in people, land and the future of farming. One of the most impactful ways we bring that commitment to life is through our partnership with the Dairy Grazing Alliance, serving as a facilitator for the Dairy Grazing Apprenticeship (DGA), a nationally recognized, hands-on training program preparing the next generation of pasture-based dairy farmers.
Working alongside experienced graziers, apprentices complete more than 3,700 hours of paid, mentored training. You’ll learn:
Join us for our Annual Volunteer Day on Friday, April 17! Visit the Volunteer page (under “Get Involved”) for more information.