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Farmers have few options when a produce crop doesn’t sell, or the harvesting cost means there won’t be a profit. Sanford’s World Food Policy Center (WFPC) and the Society of St. Andrew hosted a stakeholder workshop to explore strategies for encouraging North Carolina farmers to donate such crops through gleaning. The workshop, held on Feb. 9 in the Research Triangle Park, included farmers, extension agents, food bank representatives, philanthropic foundations, and researchers. 

The Certificate in Food, Faith, and Environmental Justice prepares Divinity students to help churches address food and climate crises

Macon church giving away food boxes Sunday, May 23 May 19, 2021 The Bibb County Sheriffs Office Outreach Section is hosting two free Police Athletic League (P.A.L.) youth basketball camps in June. May 19, 2021 High pressure to our east brought in some showers to Middle Georgia this afternoon, but that is likely the last of rain we will... May 19, 2021 MACON, Georgia. (41NBC/WMGT)- Much like yesterday, a few isolated showers are possible this afternoon and evening. TODAY. Much like yesterday, a ...