Perennial fruit growers are in a unique position when facing challenges related to extreme weather and climate change because of the inherent fixed nature and longevity of most perennial fruit crops, which remain in the same location for many years rather than being rotated seasonally like annual crops. With the anticipation that fruit growers will continue to face extreme weather conditions and other challenges related to climate change, the ability to identify and mitigate risks becomes increasingly essential to farm sustainability. Because of this, the Organic Fruit Growers Association (OFGA), in collaboration with the University of Minnesota Extension, has created a climate resilience-focused program that gives organic fruit growers the opportunity to join a cohort with other fruit growers and... Learn through our workshop series how changing weather patterns in the Upper Midwest are likely to affect your farm and develop a plan for how your farm can prepare for a changing c...