Story perspectives

Jewish Farmer Network backs 1,800 first-generation farmers

By Drooid · Oct 23, 2026, 3:22 AM UTC · How we work

Summary

Story summary

Wendy Rhein farms sheep and crops at Chutzpah Hollow in Tryon, North Carolina.
Jewish Farmer Network supports about 1,800 first-generation Jewish farmers with classes and events.
Adamah Farm in Falls Village, Connecticut, offers three-month fellowships to Jews and runs a CSA.
Ekar Farm in Aurora, Colorado, donates 20,000 lb of organic produce each year to refugee and Indigenous groups.

1 of 1

Story summary

Wendy Rhein farms sheep and crops at Chutzpah Hollow in Tryon, North Carolina.
Jewish Farmer Network supports about 1,800 first-generation Jewish farmers with classes and events.
Adamah Farm in Falls Village, Connecticut, offers three-month fellowships to Jews and runs a CSA.
Ekar Farm in Aurora, Colorado, donates 20,000 lb of organic produce each year to refugee and Indigenous groups.