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USDA Seeks Nominees for National Organic Standards Board
USDA is accepting nominations of qualified individuals for five open seats on the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB). The 15-member advisory board considers and makes recommendations on the National List of Allowed
19 March, 2019Regenerate Conference Calls for Proposals for 2019
Quivira Coalition, Holistic Management International, and American Grassfed Association–partners in producing the 2019 Regenerate Conference–are inviting suggestions for speakers and proposals for plenary pre
19 March, 2019Iowa Beef Center Compiles Flood-Related Resources
The Iowa Beef Center at Iowa State University has posted a web page of flood-related online resources to help agricultural producers impacted by recent flooding. These include resources on production, such as managing fl
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