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Farmhand Foundation: Cultivating Organic Change in Southern California

Food Tank

Barkley says that FHFs efforts can strengthen Tractors supply chain through relationship building with growers. The post Farmhand Foundation: Cultivating Organic Change in Southern California appeared first on Food Tank. And the founders say whats good for one is good for the other. Become a member today by clicking here.

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Save our coffee!!!

Agricultural Biodiversity

Coffee prices have hit a 50-year high due to a combination of rising costs of production, supply chain disruptions, and climate changerelated declines in crop yields. I don’t really want to link to it, but I’m sure you can find it if you want. Anyway, here’s the text. ” Social media as it should be done.

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Northeast Regional Food Business Center announces first technical assistance sub-award recipients

NASDA

Auburn, NY Future Harvest, Cockeysville, MD Glynwood Center, Inc.,

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Cultivating Profits in a Compact Crop

Modern Farmer

Recently, these unassuming spaces are cultivating a new trend in home-grown businesses. The 800-square-foot basement and garage provide ample space for germination, cultivation and packaging, he says, with the vertical shelf configuration leaving plenty of room to grow. “I I love farming…so I hope to [continue] this for a long time.”

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The brave new world of cell-cultured—not just meat

Food Politics

I’ve been collecting items… FOIE GRAS: ProVeg hails application for EU approval of cultivated foie gras: French company seeks approval for product made from cultivated duck cells. EEL: Cultivated eel that ‘melts in your mouth’? MEAT AND SEAFOOD: Cultivated meat and seafood watch: What’s the latest in cultivated?

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Cultivating Growth: NASDA President Blayne Arthur gives insight on her day-to-day role in boosting her state’s economy and global food systems through supporting Oklahoma agriculture

NASDA

And we’re really working on expanding that awareness, but also building up that supply chain at the same time to make sure that that’s an easy path for those smaller and medium sized producers to have access to both the domestic and international markets for all their products.”

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Mastering Grain Procurement: 2025 Outlook for Buyers

DTN

More than ever, preparation is key for grain buyers to secure the best deals and maintain a stable supply chain. Successful grain buyers in 2025 will need to closely monitor global weather patterns and their potential impact on crop yields worldwide, adjusting their procurement strategies to mitigate supply risks. While the U.S.

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