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Missouri Sustainable Agriculture Organizations and Publications

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Missouri Alternatives Center (MAC)/Missouri Sustainable Agriculture Association
University of Missouri
3 Whitten Hall
Columbia, MO 65211
USA
Contact: Debi Kelly, Project Manager
573-884-4336 (FAX)
573-882-1905
1-800-433-3704 (toll-free)
E-mail: kellyd@missouri.edu
http://agebb.missouri.edu/mac/index.htm
Alternative agriculture information center for Missouri residents only. Publishes Ag Opportunities newsletter and numerous information packets. Many useful website links. See database for Missouri fruit and vegetable growers to market their products: http://agebb.missouri.edu/hort/index.htm

Missouri Organic Association
3503 Sand Creek Road
Farmington, MO 63640 7345
USA
Contact: Linda Williams
573-760-1731
http://www.missouriorganic.org
Publishes MOA Almanac newsletter quarterly and Consumer Connection Directory. Also slides, factsheets, annual conference.

North Central Initiative for Small Farm Profitability
Department of Rural Sociology University of Missouri-Columbia
201 Gentry
Columbia, MO 65211
USA
Contact: Mary Hendrickson
573-882-5127 (FAX)
573-882-7463
E-mail: hendricksonm@missouri.edu
E-mail: martz@missouri.edu
http://www.agebb.missouri.edu/sustain
USDA-funded program for research on marketing high-value crops, livestock, with 3 state participating.

Ozark Regional Land Trust (ORLT)
427 S. Main
Carthage, MO 64836
USA
417-358-4438 (FAX)
417-358-0852
E-mail: orlt@ipa.net
http://www.orlt.org

Small Farm Today
3093 W. Ridge Trail Road
Clark, MO 65243 9525
USA
573-687-3148 (FAX)
573-687-3525
1-800-633-2535 (toll-free)
E-mail: smallfarm@socket.net
http://www.smallfarmtoday.com
Publishes Small Farm Today six times a year. Hosts annual Small Farms Conference in Missouri.

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