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WORKSHOPS ON ALTERNATIVE IRRIGATION SOURCE AIMED AT FARMERS AND LOCAL OFFICIALS COVERING WATER QUALI

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Nov 13, 2019
1 min

WORKSHOPS ON ALTERNATIVE IRRIGATION SOURCE AIMED AT FARMERS AND LOCAL OFFICIALS COVERING WATER QUALI

Press Release College Park, MD. – The Charles County Extension Office and CONSERVE: A Center of Excellence at the Nexus of Sustainable Water Reuse, Food, & Health will host a half-day workshop for farmers and local officials interested in learning more about using recycled water as an alternative irrigation water source for agriculture. The Water Reuse for Agriculture: What Growers Need to Know Workshop will be held on December 4, 2019, at the Charles County Extension Office

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Oct 16, 2015
3 min

Weekly News Update, October 16th Edition

By Mayhah Suri Here are some news clips and event announcements from this week. Enjoy the weekend! World Food Day Today, October 16th, is World Food Day, a day to reflect on international hunger and food security. The theme this year is “Social Protection in Agriculture,” emphasizing the role social protection can play in reducing chronic hunger and food shortages. Connecting smallholder farmers to credit, technological information, and health services is critical to producin

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