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USDA trying to provide flexibility to climate-smart projects | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. - Vimarsana News

USDA trying to provide flexibility to climate-smart projects | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc.

The Agriculture Department is working with groups involved in the $3.1 billion Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities Partnership program to provide flexibility to farmers on how they plant cover crops, in order to ensure enough farmers sign up for the projects.

Noul Co. Ltd - The RIGHT Foundation Commences Research and Development for Supporting Malaria Control - Vimarsana News

Noul Co. Ltd - The RIGHT Foundation Commences Research and Development for Supporting Malaria Control

/PRNewswire/ -- Noul Co. Ltd (CEO : David Lim) announced that it has signed an agreement with The RIGHT Foundation to conduct a global clinical studies to...

Baxter Co. Master Gardeners to host annual spring seminar - Vimarsana News

Baxter Co. Master Gardeners to host annual spring seminar

A Baxter County Master Gardeners' tradition since 1994 is set to continue this weekend. The "Developing an Ozarks Green Thumb" Spring Seminar is scheduled for

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Renowned fisheries biologist Wayne Hadley dies - Vimarsana News

Renowned fisheries biologist Wayne Hadley dies

Wayne Hadley, a retired fisheries biologist for the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks, died Saturday. He was 82. His work helped launch remediation of upper Clark Fork River.

Montana farm-to-pantry program could be a win for food banks and ag producers - Vimarsana News

Montana farm-to-pantry program could be a win for food banks and ag producers

Montana lawmakers are showing their appetite for a bill aimed at helping food pantries buy goods from local farmers and ranchers. The program could provide a windfall for small producers in search of new markets.