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What laws and regulations apply to ocean farming in South Carolina?
Answer: Navigating the permitting and licensing process for marine aquaculture can be confusing, as there are regulations from federal, state, and sometimes local agencies. For South Carolina, in general, you’ll ha
20 May, 2019MSU Extension Offers Organic Grain Crop Enterprise Budgets
Related ATTRA Publication: Organic Small Grain Production Overview Michigan State University Extension offers online organic grain crop enterprise budgets updated for 2019. Microsoft Excel budgets are available for organ
17 May, 2019Maine Farm Group Surveying Regional Food Buyers
Maine’s Mid Coast Farmers Alliance is conducting an online survey of regional food buyers, to help connect local food buyers to the products they need and inform marketing decisions for local growers. All commercia
17 May, 2019
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