Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
The Seed to Feed Director is a motivated individual responsible for overseeing all of the various aspects of Seed to Feed. This includes the planning, administrating, and evaluating of all the work that goes into maintenance of the gardens, cash crops, livestock, farmer/donor involvement, and educational programing. The Seed to Feed Director will offer oversight ​

Since 2015, Mavourneen Farm has offered holistic landscaping services and certified organic plants & produce to the Bloomington community.  

Our landscape work is focused on creating high quality, unique, beautiful, and ecological garden spaces.  We build fences and raised beds, install stonewalls and walkways and also plant edible, useful species that provide food and beneficial habitat.  Our goal is to naturally transform landscapes into diverse and productive spaces that help build resiliency for home & business owners. 

Our farm specializes in spring plant sales and fall vegetable production.  

Do you love being out in the field, rescuing healthy produce from going to waste, and working with great people?
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Society of St Andrew is a national non-profit gleaning organization working to rescue healthy food that might otherwise be wasted and provide it to those in need.  The primary way we do that is to work with local farmers and arrange for volunteers to go into fields that have already been harvested to collect what is left.  We then deliver the produce to local food pantries.  Our regional office in Indiana is based in Indianapolis, but we glean across the whole state.

We are hiring two positions, a full-time one-year Gleaning Coordinator VISTA based in Indianapolis and a part-time Area Gleaning Coordinator based in Southwest Indiana.  Details about the jobs and information on how apply can be found on our website at https://endhunger.org/indiana/.  Questions? Contact Laura Tagliani at in-glean@endhunger.org.

​13 week old Anatolian Shepherd/Great Pyrenees puppies for sale. They gave been exposed to our chickens, sheep, cows, horses, pigs, children and electric fencing.  They have been dewormed and have had 2 sets of shots. Both parents on site. $400

The Flying Pig
www.tfpfarm.com
317-697-7183

We're hiring a Mentorship Coordinator to oversee the administration and execution of our new Mentorship program. Staff at PIFF will handle much of the behind the scenes work (including the promotion, application, and selection of 10 mentors/mentee pairs, grant reporting, etc). The Mentorship Coordinator  will be given a broad array of day-to-day tasks to ensure the mentorship program runs efficiently, and will be asked to participate in bigger-picture discussions to help improve future mentorship offerings. Generally, they will be asked to do the following:

1. Coordinate half-day virtual training for mentors
2. Coordinate half day in-person retreats/gatherings at beginning and end of program for the full group of mentors and mentees
3. Support both mentors and mentees throughout the process to ensure they are communicating with each other, working through the workbook, and meeting on a regular basis
4. Create social media content to highlight mentorship for HYFC Facebook and Instagram
5. Handle financial administration for the mentorship 
6. Identify and develop best practices for the future

Apply by March 10, 2023. Details in the job posting here.

​We're moving out of town and leaving behind our farm's camper trailer and wanted to offer it up to people in this group.

It's a 24' 1997 Coachmen Catalina Lite pull-behind trailer in which we replaced/repainted almost everything inside to make it a comfortable tiny home for ourselves. 

​It's in great shape with working AC, plumbing, electricity, no leaks, etc... a bedroom and kitchen sink, a surprisingly big mini fridge... a lot to love about it.  

​My name is Isis Eynon and I am managing the purchasing for the LFPA Track 1 grant. I wanted to share with you that LFPA Track 1 Farmer and Producer Registration is now live! We will be accepting applications from today, 12/12/22 through 1/31/23.  Once the application window closes, I will reach out to prospective parties to discuss specifics of next steps, distribution and MOUs (memorandum of understanding).
 
Please find the application here: https://www.freshconnectcentral.org/lfpa
 
The Local Food Purchase Assistance Cooperative Agreement Program (LFPA) Track 1 is a USDA program designed to strengthen our local and regional food system and ensure distribution of fresh and nourishing foods to neighbors in identified underserved communities. In addition to increasing local food access, grant funding to the Fresh Connect Central cooperative – consisting of all food banks serving Indiana and their distribution networks – this will help build and expand economic opportunity for local and socially disadvantaged producers...

...(those subject to discrimination on the basis of age, race, color, sex, national origin, disability, or religion).  We will be purchasing all products from socially disadvantaged producers at market rates and connecting these producers with the Indiana Food Bank in their area to establish long-term relationships that extend past the grant period.  Please note, ONLY socially disadvantaged producers are qualified to participate in this particular project. Thank you very much for understanding.
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We widely encourage you sharing this link with your community to help us reach as many Indiana farmers and producers as possible who qualify to participate in this grant project!
 
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me.  Thank you so much!

Isis Eynon (she/her/hers)

Supply Chain & Business Development Manager

Fresh Connect Central
p: 317.925.0191 ext. 150  
c: 317.650.5040    

a: 3737 Waldemere Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46241

e:     ieynon@gleaners.org

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