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In a village tucked deep in the Nuba Mountains, a group of women works in the community's new solar power installation to bring light.

Informative exhibits on strides made by country in space technology, medicare, farming, telecom through scientific innovations 

The National Center for Appropriate Technology has opened registration for its Soil Health Innovations Conference: Soil for Water, March 15 and 16.

The training will help producers learn how to market locally raised food to schools.

Dani Rodrik argues that making global innovation more labor-friendly would benefit rich and poor countries alike.

Farmers, ranchers and local food processors can learn strategies for growing and selling their products to school districts at the Bringing the Farm to School: Local Producer Training on March

In this episode of the Industrial Hemp Podcast, we embark on our journey of discovery into regenerative agriculture – what it is, what makes it different from conventional agriculture, and

Mike Lewis operates a diversified, regenerative farm in southeastern Kentucky. He say that having the right mindset is as important as practicing the right farming techniques.

Through the program, farmer-veterans will attend classroom sessions and travel to local farms and ranches for hands-on learning experiences.

CONCORD —Join NOFA-NHs 20th annual Winter Conference from February 6-12. This week of online workshops broadly addresses the topic of building a stronger New Hampshire food system through collaboration and