The mission of the conference is to bring together a group of active and passionate students to share ideas and resources around creating and maintaining student farms and initiatives to further sustainable agriculture, food justice, and other related matters.
This year’s focus topic will be on food justice
Learn more about the organizers, student-led Lafayette Food and Farm Cooperative (LaFFCo) on their Instagram here.
Early Bird Registration
February 1st – March 3rd
Students: $12
Non – Students: $45
Standard Pricing:
March 4th – April 4th
Students $18
Non-Students: $52
Walk-in Day-of Pricing:
April 5th
Student: $25
Non-Students: $60
We do not offer transportation to the conference but we are working with other schools in attendance to organize a carpool/bus option for students.
Accommodations are for students ONLY and it is on a first come first serve basis.
The conference is a one-day event, but we are working on solutions to accommodate those who are traveling long distances.
Saturday, April 5th, 2025
LaFarm is a sustainability initiative at the College and the cornerstone of the Lafayette College Sustainable Food Loop. LaFarm is a three-acre working farm and community garden focused on diversified vegetables and flowers located at the Metzgar Field Athletic complex in Forks Township. We house production fields, pollinator gardens, high tunnels, and our new greenhouse. LaFarm provides healthy food to campus and the community, fosters multidisciplinary student engagement through classroom participation, enables academic research, and offers volunteer opportunities. Learn more at https://garden.lafayette.edu/
The Lafayette Food and Farm Cooperative (LaFFCo) aims to help Lafayette College students develop a sense of ecological citizenship through direct action involving food and agriculture in the Lafayette and Easton community, taking advantage of Lafayette’s multifaceted food network, and working with the actors in that network, while focusing on the importance of all the steps of the food cycle.