Contact: APHISpress WASHINGTON, January 18, 2022 – The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has confirmed two additional findings of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in wild birds – one in Colleton County, South Carolina and one in Hyde County, North Carolina. These finds follow confirmation on January …
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Are you interested in raising meat rabbits for production? If so, join NC Cooperative Extension for an Introduction to Meat Rabbit Production for producers. This will be a three-part series. You can attend one or all of the sessions. January 13 - Designing a Business Plan, Housing, Breed SelectionJanuary 20 - Nutrition/Health, Predator Control, ProcessingJanuary …
Navigating Farm Financial & Mental Health Crises is a project of RAFI-USA in partnership with North Carolina State University (NCSU), the Land Loss Prevention Project (LLPP), the North Carolina Agromedicine Institute (NCAI), and the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) and funded by Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education (SARE). The purpose of the project is …
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getting the most from your certification + news, resources, grants & more View as Webpage Photo Credit: BOTL Farm in Ashford, CT Dear Dennis, Hoping your year is off to a decent start and you've got good things to look forward to, even with all the challenges folks are facing right now. Despite these challenges …
Here's the top news for sustainable farmers in NC & SC View this email in your browser Dear Nahid, We're excited about new opportunities this year. Our hope is that 2022 will bring success to your farms, health to our communities, and much more in-person training and hands-on learning. Keep an eye on our events …
View as Webpage January 12, 2022 In the new year, our minds turn to growth. For the northern hemisphere, this is the season of saving and ordering seeds, of anticipation for our invertebrate friends to emerge again from their winter homes. It has certainly been a season of growth for the Xerces Society. As we …
January 7, 2022 Getting into Gear for the New Year
From all of us at the Xerces Society View as Webpage Click here to donate or mail your gift to: The Xerces Society PO Box 97387 Washington DC, 20090-7387 If you need us, email us at membership or call us at 855-232-6639, option 2. Copyright © 2022 The Xerces Society The …
From all of us at the Xerces Society View as Webpage Click here to donate or mail your gift to: The Xerces Society PO Box 97387 Washington DC, 20090-7387 If you need us, email us at membership or call us at 855-232-6639, option 2. Copyright © 2021 The Xerces Society The …
View as Webpage December 31, 2021 We must look forward and focus on solutions. It is the last day to make a tax-deductible donation to Xerces in 2021. We hope that, if you are able, you will consider making a contribution to help preserve essential species for future generations to enjoy. We cannot succeed at …
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