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This blog began through a NIFA grant for Missouri Beginning Farmers. It continues today as a way for beginning farmers to learn about new ideas and to hear about upcoming events of interest. It is maintained by Debi Kelly (kellyd@missouri.edu).
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About Me
- Debi Kelly
- As an Extension Associate with the University of Missouri, I work with beginning farmers, small farms, alternative agriculture and organic farming. I am also the Co-coordinator for the Missouri Sustainable Agriculture and Research (SARE) Education Professional Development Program (PDP).
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- Organic Cost Share Program
- Mizzou Plant Diagnostic Clinic
- Free NRCS Tool Helps Farmers Determine Economics o...
- Grazing Schools across Missouri
- Meat Goat Marketing Workshop
- Post Harvest Handling
- Missouri Pollinator Conservancy Program
- Grants, Grants and More Grants
- Small Improvements to Corrals and Chutes Can Impro...
- Browse & Pasture Management for Small Ruminants Wo...
- Crop Diversification…How many varieties should I g...
- Acidified Foods Workshop 2015
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