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The Palouse Conservation District in Pullman received a five-year $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to support studies observing climate-friendly agricultural practices and soil health. The Inland Northwest Farmers Leading Our United Revolution In Soil Health (FLOURISH) project is supported by the On-Farm Conservation Innovation Trials program, said Tami Stubbs, conservation coordinator...

Close Vicki Leeper, a marketing specialist with Disability Action Center Northwest, from left to right, stands next to Becky Phillips and Tim Paulitz, both board members on the Pullman Community Garden council, in front of a 20-by-25-foot garden plot that will be easily accessible for at least two disabled or handicapped gardeners upon completion. Everyone in this image has been fully vaccinated. Zach Wilkinson/Daily News City, WSU, nonprofit team up to create fully accessible plots at Koppel Farm in Pullman By Anthony Kuipers, Daily News staff writer M...

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