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Michigan Mushroom Researcher Cultivating Morels
Related ATTRA Publication: Mushroom Cultivation and Marketing Researcher Chris Wright, the executive director of Midwest American Mycological Information, has become one of the first to cultivate morel mushrooms outdoors
24 May, 2019New York Seeks Agricultural Cooperatives to Participate in Industrial Hemp Agricultural Research Pilot
The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets is seeking letters of interest from agricultural cooperatives to participate in the State’s Industrial Hemp Agricultural Research Pilot Program. The Departme
24 May, 2019Diverse Small Farms Studied for Soil Health Effect
Related ATTRA Publication: How to Add Compost on Your Small Farm University of California, Berkeley researcher and PhD student Aidee Guzman is exploring how small, diverse farms affect soil health, reports High Country N
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