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ATTRA’s interactive calendar of events will keep you updated on the the goings on in Sustainable Agriculture. We also provide the opportunity for organizations to publicize their upcoming event, festival and projects through our online events calendar.
Internship Opportunities
A directory of on-the-job learning opportunities in sustainable and organic agriculture in the U.S. (and some in Canada) has been published since 1989 as a tool to help farmers and apprentices connect with each other.
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A clearinghouse of available grant and funding opportunities within the realm of Sustainable Agriculture.
Interactive Soil Health Infographic Available
Related ATTRA Tutorial: Soil Health Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education (SARE) has posted an interactive infographic, “What Is Soil Health: An Interactive Exploration of Soil Health and How to Improve
15 January, 2019Podcast Series on Food, Farming, and the Future Debuts
Flipping the Table, a new podcast series featuring honest conversations about food, farming, and the future, debuted January 15, 2019. Michael R. Dimock, program director of Roots of Change at the Public Health Institute
15 January, 2019Pennsylvania Leopold Conservation Award Goes to Harvest Home Farms
The DiFebo family’s Harvest Home Farms has been selected as the first recipient of the Pennsylvania Leopold Conservation Award. This award inspires American landowners by recognizing exceptional farmers, ranchers,
15 January, 2019
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