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Hear From the Grassroots at the Third Session of National Forum on Transformative Community-Based Change—November 29! - Vimarsana News

Hear From the Grassroots at the Third Session of National Forum on Transformative Community-Based Change—November 29!

Hear from the grassroots and register today for the third session of the National Forum on November 29, 2023! Click here for more info!

BM Property: Rooting for Nelamangala-Hassan Road - Vimarsana News

BM Property: Rooting for Nelamangala-Hassan Road

Property developers also assert that investing in farmland can yield profitable returns in the future, considering property investment as the best avenue for long-term returns. This surge in interest in farm lands appears to be the future for property buyers, with more Bengalureans expressing a desire to own their piece of agricultural land and engage in part-time farming for personal sustenance.

States Step In to Restrict Bee-Toxic Pesticides, California the Latest in Absence of EPA Action - Vimarsana News

States Step In to Restrict Bee-Toxic Pesticides, California the Latest in Absence of EPA Action

California joins 10 states with laws partially restricting use of bee-toxic neonicotinoid insecticides by enacting CA AB 363 in October, 2023. 

What do the next 30 years look like for organic foods? - Vimarsana News

What do the next 30 years look like for organic foods?

It has been 32 years since the Organic Foods Production Act became law and this week organic farmers are in DC for a conversation on what the next 30 years should look like. 

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River Falls sophomore lands a honey(crisp) of an FFA/USDA grant - Vimarsana News

River Falls sophomore lands a honey(crisp) of an FFA/USDA grant

Gabe Olson-Jensen’s fascination with pomology -- the growing of fruit -- took root early and soon will result in an orchard at River Falls High School. The Wisconsin FFA and the USDA recently awarded the sophomore $10,000 for his project “Implementing Organic Practices in Modern Apple Growing.”  In seventh grade, he became interested in fruit trees and contacted University of California-Riverside requesting information about citrus seedlings. He ended up being mentored by the citrus program director and learned the process of grafting. At 14, he began working at Maple Leaf O...