Are you looking for ways to farm profitably without getting bigger? Do you like to read about families who are living a good life on a small farm? Are you looking for new ideas, tips and resources to help you reach your farm and family goals? If so, you'll enjoy Small Farm Quarterly. It's for full-time and part-time farmers, experienced and beginning farmers, and even folks who are just thinking about getting into farming.

Our goals are to:

• Celebrate the Northeast region's smaller farms
• Inspire and inform farm families and their supporters
• Help farmers share expertise and opinions with each other
• Increase awareness of the benefits that small farms contribute to society and the environment
• Share important research, extension, and other resources with our readers

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SFQ is a project of Cornell's Small Farms Program in cooperation with Cornell Cooperative Extension, Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, New England Small Farm Institute, ProDairy/CCE-NWNY Dairy Livestock & Field Crops Program, NYS 4-H Youth Development Program, Watershed Agricultural Council, and Lee Publications/Country Folks Magazine.

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Want to write for SFQ? If you're interested in writing an article or sending a letter to Small Farm Quarterly , contact Joanna Green, Cornell Small Farms Program, at (607) 255-9227 or jg16@cornell.edu. Click here for Writers Guidelines.