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For Immediate Release: In partnership with Heartland Regional Food Business Center and U.S. Department of Agriculture we are thrilled to announce that $3.7 million has just been made available to farm and food businesses in the form of Business Builder Grants!
Your voice is important! Kansas is exploring how a pay-per-mile road usage charge could potentially replace the current gas tax as a new way to fund roads and bridges, and your perspective is important.
These events are oriented toward KU students, but are also open to the public.
These small discussion groups provide hands-on knowledge and direct interaction with experts. Find more information here: https://t.co/SxQSliayAf
The Dole Institute series, "Obstacles and Opportunities: Tackling Sustainability in Kansas," will be held Tuesdays this spring at the Dole Institute. This four-part series will be moderated by our Spring 2024 Dole Fellow, Karen Willey.
Some of our most refreshing events are weekly discussion groups at the Dole Institute. Hosted by Dole Fellows, each weekly discussion focuses on a specific topic or issue and features an expert in that field.
The topics and conversations will focus on issues relevant to farmers, producers, community gardens, farmer's markets, school dining services, and nonprofit organizations. But anyone interested is invited to join the discussion! Register: https://t.co/gQWsuEozKu
Do you have products in your field that go to waste? How can you get the best use out of your entire crop? Join KRC and the @WSUEFC on March 25 in Salina, KS, for a free workshop about reducing food loss and waste and maximizing the potential for excess food.
Understanding the impacts of extreme weather
on Kansas farms can inform solutions that
support farmers in adapting to climate change.
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USDA Now Accepting Applications for 40 Climate Change Fellows to Help Record Number of Farmers and Rural Small Businesses Access Clean Energy Funds from President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda
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Small Processors Face Big Obstacles in Ultra-Consolidated Meat-Packing Industry. USDA grants help small processors push back against the ‘Big Four,’ but it’s an uphill battle.
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