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Well-Sweep Herb Farm Is a Herbal Paradise in the Garden State - Vimarsana News

Well-Sweep Herb Farm Is a Herbal Paradise in the Garden State

Well-Sweep Herb Farm in Warren County, New Jersey is one of the nation’s most breathtaking and successful herb farms and its owners are looking to pass down their wisdom to

Ukraine's At-Risk Farmers to Get Seed Capital From Crops in US - Vimarsana News

Ukraine's At-Risk Farmers to Get Seed Capital From Crops in US

Nate Kleinman gathered seeds for Ukrainian crops including winter squash, sunflower, and medicinal herbs, with plans to cultivate them this spring on his New Jersey farm. Then Russia attacked his ancestral homeland.

Source: bgov.com
'The most amazing link to our history': the farmers reclaiming their heritage one seed at a time | Food - Vimarsana News

'The most amazing link to our history': the farmers reclaiming their heritage one seed at a time | Food

The Ujamaa Cooperative Farming Alliance tracks own old or rare seed varieties and supports communities of color to grow culturally relevant foods

These Garden Mentors Are Growing Equity - Vimarsana News

These Garden Mentors Are Growing Equity

Master gardeners are helping fight food insecurity by supporting home gardening to build healthier communities.

As Biden Signals "Agriculture as Usual," Will US Farmers Follow India's Lead? - Vimarsana News

As Biden Signals "Agriculture as Usual," Will US Farmers Follow India's Lead?

As Biden Signals “Agriculture as Usual,” Will US Farmers Follow India’s Lead? Two young protesters attend a demonstration in solidarity with Indian farmers on December 5, 2020, in California. Harjot Hundal Thousands of farmers in India are braving cold winter temperatures in the outskirts of New Delhi, their tractors and tents blocking traffic along three main roads leading to the capital city, in protest of new agricultural laws that farmers say leave them at the mercy of multinational corporations. The protests, which began in August, morphed into a general strike of 250 mil...