
FEATURED PAPERS and PROJECTS
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Cultivating Common Ground: Linking Health & Sustainable Agriculture (2006 Annual Conference Theme) |
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100 Orchard Project – This is a long-term agro-forestry/mentoring program. We plan to help plant 100 orchards in the central Minnesota region over the next 5 years, and then be involved in sustainably maintaining them. This will establish a long term “community”, with plans eventually to plant some orchards in public spaces |
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Summer Internship – We are currently working with MISA to establish a “for-credit” summer internship program where students will be given the opportunity to spend one or two weeks at a number of different types of sustainable farming operations. They will be exposed to everything from a grass-based dairy, to a commercial market operation, to an agro-forestry “farm” to an alternative livestock and crop farm and so on.
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Health and Agriculture
by Joseph Bevilacqua
found in the Berry News
www.BerryNews.com
Talks from the Ecology of our Landscape
edited by Marcia Hackett and S.H.Sohmer
Energy in Agriculture and Society
by Marty Bender
Organic farming 'a realistic choice'
Alex Kirby
Frankencorn Fight: Cautionary Tales
by Ronnie Cummins
Organic Consumers Association
10 Strategies to Minimize Risks of GMO Contamination
by James A. Riddle
Organic Independents, Winona, MN
Finding Food in Farm Country
by Ken Meter and Jon Rosales
Economics of Sustainable Farming
The Isolation of Antibiotic-Resistant Salmonella from Retail Ground Meats from
New England Journal of Medicine
RURAL AMERICA'S FUTURE:A question of Inevitabilities or Injustices?
THE CARBON CATCHER PROGRAM
by Water Foundation
thanks to David Winkelman
KAS BROTHERS HARVEST WIND
EARTH WORM BENEFITS
SMALL FARM, SAFER MEAT
"PRIDE OF MAIN STREET"
"GREENHOUSE CENTURY
Jim Motavalli of
EMagazine
was kind enough to
let us use it.
"FUTURE TRENDS: Petroleum and Natural Gas - the next fifty years"
AGRICULTURE GONE NUTS
MINNESOTA AGRICULTURE AND THE REDUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GASES by Gordon McIntosh