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Sare Conference logo New American Farm Conference

Advancing the Frontier of Sustainable Agriculture

March 25-27, 2008 | Kansas City, MO

North Central Region
Honorable Mentions: SARE’s 20th Anniversary

New American Farm Photo Contest

maximizing greenhouse space to produce greens
Andrea Godshalk

North Central Honorable Mention

At Growing Power's Community Food Center, every inch of space is utilized for growing a variety of crops all through the bitter lakeside winter. This is a highly productive space selling different kinds of greens to individuals and restaurants. One of the crops grown is water crest, which can be sold for $17 per pound.

Category: Land and Water Stewardship

Brooke Salvaggio

North Central Honorable Mention

This photo is a self-portrait. Summer is over. It is getting cold here. I am holding the last of the sun-kissed peppers.

Category: The Diverse Sustainable Agriculture Community

self-portrait of Brooke Salvaggio with the last pepper of the season
close-up of frog signifying biodiversity
Linda Hezel

North Central Honorable Mention

Biodiversity conservation farming: a partnership with nature's workforce.

Category: Land and Water Stewardship

Teresa Webb

North Central Honorable Mention

Teff, a grain and forage crop native to Ethiopia, has been grown in test plots in the Nicodemus area for two years. Funding through a Conservation Innovation Grant (CIG) will provide the Kansas Black Farmers Association (KBFA) with the opportunity to prove the crop’s ability to maximize the use of precipitation and soil moisture in a market-based crop rotation while increasing the annual income for dryland farmers in Kansas.

Category: Land and Water Stewardship

a picture of the grain/forage crop Teff

 

Other Honorable Mention Photo Contest Winners

North Central Region
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