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Urban Agriculture Shows Potential to Improve Food Security
Related ATTRA Resources: Urban Agriculture Writing in The Conversation, Miguel Altieri proposes that urban agriculture could help to improve food security in U.S. cities, particularly for underserved populations. Altieri
18 February, 2019Montana Pollinator Conservation Efforts Highlighted
Related ATTRA Publication: Federal Conservation Resources for Sustainable Farming and Ranching A feature from USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) highlights the success of pollinator conservation efforts i
18 February, 2019Southern SAWG Accepting Applications for Board of Directors
The Southern Sustainable Agriculture Working Group (SAWG) is accepting applications for three to five new positions on its Board of Directors. The additional Board members will help strengthen, grow, guide, and support S
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