Examples

Agroforestry is happening all over the country! See where these practices are happening below.

 

Farms with Agroforestry Practices 

 

Hidden Blossom Farm - Union, Connecticut
https://www.hiddenblossomfarm.com/
 
Drinkers of the Wind - Bellevue, Idaho
https://www.drinkersofthewind.farm/
 
Beaverland Farms - Detroit, Michigan 
https://www.beaverlandfarms.com/
 
Nettle Valley Farms - Spring Grove, Minnesota
https://www.nettlevalleyfarm.com/home
 
Fields Without Fences - Frenchtown, New Jersey
https://www.fieldswithoutfences.org/about
 
CrannMor Advisors - Seward, New York
https://www.crannmoradvisors.com/
 
Wild Hudson Valley - Freehold, New York
https://www.wildhudsonvalley.com/
 
Unadilla Community Farm - West Edmeston, New York
https://unadillacommunityfarm.org/about/
 
New Forest Farm - New Paris, Ohio
https://newforestfarm.us/about/
 
Horn Farm - York, Pennsylvania 
https://hornfarmcenter.org/
 
Silver Run Forest Farm - Shenandoah Valley, Virginia
https://silverrunforestfarm.org/
 

 

Demonstration Farms

 

Savanna Institute Demonstration Farms
https://www.savannainstitute.org/demonstration-farms/
 
Cornell Small Farms
https://smallfarms.cornell.edu/projects/agroforestry/

 

 

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