Community supported farm research with Anna Wallingford of New Hampshire Community Supported Research
About this episode
Anna Wallingford discusses her transition from federal entomological research to founding New Hampshire Community Supported Research.
When Anna Wallngford got fired (twice) by DOGE from her job doing entomological research for the federal government, she formed New Hampshire Community Supported Research to keep the work she was doing on behalf of farmers going. If you can do community supported agriculture why not community supported research, right? Hear about the research she was doing for the government, what it was like to get one of the infamous “fork in the road” emails, and her plans for NHCSR.
People in this episode
Hosts: Andrew Mefferd, Katie Kulla, April Parms Jones
Guest: Anna Wallingford
Topics covered
- community supported agriculture
- entomological research
- farming
- community supported research
- entrepreneurship
- agricultural research
Keywords
- community supported agriculture
- entomological research
- New Hampshire
- farming
- research
- entrepreneurship
- NHCSR
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: New Hampshire Community Supported Research, DOGE
Places: New Hampshire
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