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New wildflower garden feeds into Sprout NOLA's mission of helping growing fresh food - Vimarsana News

New wildflower garden feeds into Sprout NOLA's mission of helping growing fresh food

Kristen World carefully spread pine straw mulch around the tiny wildflower sprouts, each no bigger than a quarter, that she just planted in a meadow on the Lafitte Greenway. The

Source: nola.com
New wildflower garden feeds into Sprout NOLA's mission of growing fresh food - Vimarsana News

New wildflower garden feeds into Sprout NOLA's mission of growing fresh food

Kristen World carefully spread pine straw mulch around the tiny wildflower sprouts, each no bigger than a quarter, that she just planted in a meadow on the Lafitte Greenway. The

Source: nola.com
New Orleans Urban Farmers Prepare for Overlapping Climate Disasters - Vimarsana News

New Orleans Urban Farmers Prepare for Overlapping Climate Disasters

Long a fixture in the city known for helping farmers in the aftermath of hurricanes, Sprout NOLA is working to expand its efforts in anticipation of a range of unprecedented climate disasters in Louisiana, like extreme heat, drought, and saltwater intrusion.

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New Orleans Urban Farmers Prep for Overlapping Climate Disasters - Vimarsana News

New Orleans Urban Farmers Prep for Overlapping Climate Disasters

Whenever a disaster strikes in Louisiana, Sprout NOLA springs to life to offer technical assistance to farmers, helping them navigate a wide range of

New Orleans farmers face loss, uncertainty amid historic drought - Vimarsana News

New Orleans farmers face loss, uncertainty amid historic drought

It’s only the beginning of growing season in the region and local farmers are already seeing crop loss due to a months-long drought.