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Cultivating Culture 2024 Impact Report
Cultivating Culture 2024 brought together Jewish farmers and land stewards for a weekend of learning, connection, and community-building. This report highlights the impact of our gathering, including key insights, participant experiences, and the ways we are growing a vibrant Jewish agricultural movement.
JFN Conference
Cultivating Culture 2027
February 18-21, 2027 in Southern California!
The Jewish Farmer Network Conference – Cultivating Culture is a biennial gathering that brings together Jewish farmers and land stewards for a weekend of learning, connection, and community-building. Join us as we cultivate culture, share knowledge, and grow together!
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Join us as a Sponsor!
Sponsoring Cultivating Culture is an opportunity to invest directly in the well-being of Jewish farmers while strengthening your relationship with a values-aligned community shaping the future of both agriculture and Jewish life.
At JFN we strive to curate experiences that are both abundant and accessible. Your sponsorship allows us to offer registration on a radical sliding-scale to meet the needs of our (mostly) working-class Jewish farmers.
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We want to learn from you!
Jewish Farmer Network invites proposals for sessions for our February 2027 Cultivating Culture Conference, a gathering rooted in the belief that Jewish farmers are essential carriers of agricultural knowledge, cultural memory, and living Jewish wisdom.
We are especially eager to uplift sessions taught by farmers—those whose learning is grounded in lived experience, experimentation, and relationship with land, animals, and community. Scholars, educators, and food systems professionals are also encouraged to apply, particularly when teaching in partnership with farmers or centering farmer knowledge.
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Scroll through last year's conference booklet to get a taste of what it's all about!
Through gatherings, workshops, discussions, and hands-on experiences, participants explore Jewish agricultural wisdom, share stories, and build relationships that strengthen the Jewish farming community.
The conference includes structured programming as well as ample time for informal conversations and networking.