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Visit Assessing the “Super” in Whole-Grain Superfoods Assessing the “Super” in Whole-Grain Superfoods Posted by Ali Schultheis | September 18, 2023 We are halfway through our Soil to Society series, so let’s do a quick recap. Following along the Soil to Society pipeline, this grant is…
Visit Growing Interest in Soil Health: An Appreciation-Based STEM Curriculum for Kids Growing Interest in Soil Health: An Appreciation-Based STEM Curriculum for Kids Posted by Molly McIlquham | August 1, 2023 Soil health education for youth is vital to change the outlook and attitude of future generations toward soil stewardship. Soil health is linked to some…
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Visit The Climate Commitment Act is coming. How will it impact Washington agriculture? The Climate Commitment Act is coming. How will it impact Washington agriculture? Posted by Dani Gelardi | August 30, 2022 On January 1st, 2023, major portions of the Climate Commitment Act (CCA) will launch in Washington State. This ambitious law is part of Washington’s plan…
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