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Dorn Cox - Tuckaway Farms - Lee, New Hampshire

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"Across the nation, a new agrarian movement, centered on food and land health, is growing into a dynamic force. Led by youth (including the young-at-heart) and their mentors, this burgeoning movement is tackling some of the most daunting challenges of our time: food security, land restoration, conservation, climate adaptation, and sustainable prosperity. In the process, they are overturning traditional paradigms of conservation and agriculture. In this Conference we heard from a wide variety of new farm, ranch and conservation leaders and their innovative, hands-on ideas and practices that are changing the way we look at the land, our water, and ourselves." Courtney White, Executive Director.

Dorn Cox - Tuckaway Farms - Lee, New Hampshire

"When it comes to agriculture in NH, we are like an underdeveloped country." So says Dorn Cox who is currently making a concerted effort to push farming squarely into the 21st century by building what he refers to as a "biological system" for his farm; it is a most singular system and very much a family enterprise.
By successfully integrating the disciplines of plant biology and environmental engineering, Dorn is constructing a near complete carbon cycle making the farm largely self sufficient, reducing production costs, and limiting off farm purchases.
Dorn Cox is a two-time NRCS Conservation Innovation Grant awardee. He has completed his 2006 grant for Farm-based Biofuel: Production, Storage, Co-generation and Education. He is a 2007 New Hampshire Young Farmer Achievement Award recipient.

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  • My hats off to you for regenerating your land and working with the animals and mother earth within our environment. You are local for me, and I hope to see more of this in NH and Maine. I have been in the area of where Tuckaway Farms are, but had no idea of what you are about. It was a pleasant surprise to see you on Quivira Coalition today. Thanks for the recipes on your web page, very nice.

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