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USDA spends $6.5M to educate producers about risk management - Vimarsana News

USDA spends $6.5M to educate producers about risk management

The Agriculture Department’s Risk Management Agency announced last week it is awarding about $6.5 million to 22 organizations such as nonprofits and land-grant universities to educate underserved, small-scale, and organic producers on farm risk management...

USDA Invests $6.5 Million in Risk Management Education for Farmers – Mix 94.7 KMCH - Vimarsana News

USDA Invests $6.5 Million in Risk Management Education for Farmers – Mix 94.7 KMCH

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced it is awarding about $6.5 million to 22 organizations to educate underserved, small-scale, a

Source: kmch.com
A state panel wants to eliminate 100-plus Iowa boards and commissions. Which could go? - Vimarsana News

A state panel wants to eliminate 100-plus Iowa boards and commissions. Which could go?

An Iowa panel is recommending eliminating or consolidating more than 100 state boards and commissions to shrink state government.

Source: yahoo.com
Retiree finds creativity in garden - Vimarsana News

Retiree finds creativity in garden

In planning his retirement, Roderick Greene of Camden said he wanted to find a way to spend his time stress-free. Working 12- to 14-hour shifts as a chemist at a hazardous waste management company took a toll on his body. He hoped to find a pastime that would allow him to be creative, find inner peace and bring joy to others.

Camden retiree finds fulfillment, opportunities in agriculture through UAPB Beginning Farmers Program - Vimarsana News

Camden retiree finds fulfillment, opportunities in agriculture through UAPB Beginning Farmers Program

Pine Bluff, AR -- In planning his retirement, Roderick Greene of Camden, Arkansas said he wanted to find a way to spend his time stress-free. Working 12- to 14-hour shifts as a chemist at a hazardous waste management company took a toll on his body. He hoped to find a pastime that would allow him to be creative, find inner peace and bring joy to others.