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On Oct. 28, the Hillsboro FFA Chapter participated in a community service project held at the local Family Farm and Home store.
A new coloring book written by farmers and Indigenous artists in Flagstaff spotlights forgotten food plants that can survive hot, dry weather. And it includes packets of drought-tolerant seeds. KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny reports, the project’s creators think it’s an imaginative, inclusive way to confront the Southwest’s long running drought.
/PRNewswire/ -- John Hudson Garrett Jr., FACHE, President and Chief Executive Officer, Community Health Associates, Atlanta, Georgia, recently became a Fellow...