Greenhorns Grange Oral History Project: Carolann Wooltee Oral History Dec 8, 2014

Greenhorns Grange Oral History Project: Ted Matilla And Lorrie Leaf Oral History Dec 7, 2014

Community members attending the Worcester VT weekly lunch talk about the importance of the Grange in their small town.

Greenhorns Grange Oral History Project: Grange In The Community - Worcester Community Lunch

Lifetime Grange member Shirley Bean describes Candidate's Night, a popular annual event sponsored by the Grange In Charlotte, VT. 

Greenhorns Grange Oral History Project: Candidate's Night - Shirley Bean

Lifetime Grange member Shirley Bean talks about the importance of being involved in your local community. 

Greenhorns Grange Oral History Project: Community Involvement - Shirley Bean

Shirley Bean describes the Grange Home Economics program, past and present. 

Greenhorns Grange Oral History Project: Home Economics Program - Shirley Bean

The Greenhorns is a non-traditional grassroots non-profit organization made up of young farmers and a diversity of collaborators. Our mission is to recruit, promote and support the new generation of young farmers. We do this by producing avant-garde programming, video, audio, web content, publications, events, and art projects that increase the odds for success and enhance the profile and social lives of America’s young farmers.

The news is in from urban, suburban and rural districts alike: America needs more young farmers and more young farmers want a piece of America. It will take millions of rough and ready protagonists of place to care for our ecosystems and serve our country healthy food in the years to come. The Greenhorns enable this critical meeting of minds, bodies, and land by helping young and aspiring farmers to navigate career paths, build skills, and connect with each other. Our multifaceted approach includes on-the-ground organizing of events and workshops, media production, and online coalition building.