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Cooperatives Help Launch Hemp Industry
As the young hemp industry harvests its first crop, some growers are organizing into cooperatives to help them get better prices and grow the crop more successfully, reports Morehead State Public Radio. A young Kentucky
14 October, 2019Ohio Initiative Launched to Help Growers Produce and Market Pawpaw
Related ATTRA Publication: Pawpaw – A “Tropical” Fruit for Temperate Climates Ohio State University Extension has launched Marketing and Orchard Resource Efficiency (MORE) Ohio Pawpaw, a statewide, gran
14 October, 2019North Central Region SARE Seeking Review Committee Members
North Central Region Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education (NCR-SARE) is seeking nominees for its grant review committees. Review committee members must live and work in one of the 12 states that comprise the
14 October, 2019
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