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An LSP-sponsored ‘BioBlitz’ in Minnesota’s Simon Lake area provides a kick-start for utilizing grazing to revitalize natural habitat.
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Farm Beginnings farmer-presenter Chris Duke talks about the importance of relationships in direct-marketing.
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NRCS soil health evangelist Ray Archuleta shares his passion for “farming in nature’s image.”
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How the Forever Green Initiative could make Minnesota farming more efficient.
MN Congressional Reaction to Beginning Farmer Funding
The USDA announced last week the availability of $19.2 million in funds for groups that assist beginning farmers through training and other support initiatives. This is the first grant cycle of the newly reauthorized Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program (BFRDP), which is part of the 2014 Farm Bill signed into law in February. In… Read More →
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People share their connections to the land and community at a special LSP storytelling event.
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Using conservation grazing to keep wildlife refuges, prairies and other natural areas healthy.
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A community food co-op in a farm town rises from the rubble and begins its next chapter.
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Farm Beginnings grads talk about being in the “experimental/making mistakes” stage of their enterprise.
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LSP Citizens’ Frac Sand Summit (part 7): LSP’s Bobby King talks about the role of local government and state regulations in controlling frac sand mining.