Hawaii Farmers Need More Help Accessing Funding
Proponents of a more sustainable, resilient Hawaii are strategizing how to attract more grant money for the local agricultural sector.
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Proponents of a more sustainable, resilient Hawaii are strategizing how to attract more grant money for the local agricultural sector.
The Gretebeck family planted 1,100 trees on the ridge of its organic dairy to provide shade for cow comfort and for flood resilience.
A new program with the USDA aims to help wool and cotton producers expand and in the process help reduce the risks of climate change.
A new initiative aims to help wool and cotton producers practice better climate smart land practices that build drought resilience, improve soil health, and can increase profitability of family ranches
A new initiative aims to help wool and cotton producers practice better climate smart land practices that build drought resilience, improve soil health, and can increase profitability of family ranches and farms. The program, funded through the Partnership for Climate-Smart Commodities in the U.S. Department of Agriculture, provides for $30 million over five years. Cotton […] The post USDA-funded program works with wool, cotton producers on ‘climate smart’ practices appeared first on Daily Monta