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Urban Agriculture Strategies for the State of New Jersey frames the Garden State’s challenges and opportunities in considering how to define, engage, educate, and fund farming in the more densely populated areas on New Jersey’s rural to urban farming continuum.
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New Jersey has a long and rich agricultural history. In the nation’s most densely populated state, New Jersey farming happens in and around large cities and suburban communities, and our agricultural practices take many forms. The Rutgers Office of Urban Extension and Engagement is working with community partners to identify significant urban agricultural sites across the state, share information, resources, and aid urban growers across New Jersey. Be sure to check out helpful Resources links, learn from other Farmers Sharing Knowledge, and try out the interactive Urban Ag Maps.
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Help Create Food Access Materials for your County
Farmers and market managers are invited to submit their 2026 market information no later than April 30 for inclusion on the NJFDC Inclusive Local Markets List.
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Rutgers community garden service project supports fresh produce access in New Brunswick
Over Spring Break, Rutgers students and faculty from the RU Engaged project installed 6 new raised garden beds at Unity Square’s community garden on Suydam Street, helping expand access to fresh, healthy produce for New Brunswick residents.
Serie virtual en español, El Huerto Urbano
Esta serie consiste en seminarios web en vivo en los que colegas del Servicio de Extensión Agrícola de New Jersey ofrecerán técnicas y consejos sobre un tema de jardinería diferente en cada sesión. Los jueves comenzando el 5 de marzo del 2026, a las 7:00pm. Todas las sesiones son gratis.
2026 Good Food Bucks Program Applications are Open!
All SNAP-authorized New Jersey Farmers, Farmers Markets, Farm Stands, Mobile Produce Markets, or CSA programs are invited to apply for City Green’s Good Food Bucks program! Partners will receive funding for the Good Food Bucks SNAP nutrition incentive program, up to $10,000 throughout 2026, $500 in outreach and marketing funding, and more! Rolling applications accepted Nov 5, 2025, through April 15, 2026.
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