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Rodale Institute to Launch Southeast Organic Center
The Rodale Institute has announced that it will launch the Southeast Organic Center, a new regional resource center focused on the unique challenges of farmers in the southeast United States. The center open in fall of 2
19 July, 2019REAP Loan Guarantees Available for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Related ATTRA Publication: Dairy Farm Energy Efficiency USDA Rural Development is reminding farmers, rural small businesses, and agricultural producers that $400 million is available in loan guarantees through the Rural
19 July, 2019Tools for Small-Scale Crop Production
This webinar, broadcast October 25, 2012, focuses on tools and techniques for small-scale crop production. National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) Agriculture Specialist Andy Pressman discusses the importance o
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