need more CSAs!” “We 3 respondents were concerned with providing agricultural training and support specific to women farmers, including increased grant opportunities. farmers are a growing trend.” 3 respondents were concerned with labor issues such as managing employees and promoting Workers’ Compensation law changes. 2 respondents were concerned with forest and woodlot management and agroforestry. Other high priorities identified by respondents included seed saving, BioChar, “farmscape” architecture, hydroponics and aquaponics, the impacts of climate change on crop production and water supplies, improved veterinary care for small ruminants, opportunities for equine farmers, and collaborations between farmers and ethnic groups.
“We need more CSAs!” 3 respondents were concerned with providing agricultural training and support specific to women farmers, including increased grant opportunities. farmers are a growing trend.” 3 respondents were concerned with labor issues such as managing employees and promoting Workers’ Compensation law changes. 2 respondents were concerned with forest and woodlot management and agroforestry. Other high priorities identified by respondents included seed saving, BioChar, “farmscape” architecture, hydroponics and aquaponics, the impacts of climate change on crop production and water supplies, improved veterinary care for small ruminants, opportunities for equine farmers, and collaborations between farmers and ethnic groups.
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