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Professional Development

  • PDP Overview
  • Fellows & Search for Excellence Programs
  • Sample PDP Grant Projects
  • Educator Curriculum Guides
  • National Continuing Education Program
  • State Coordinator Contact Information

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Professional Development Program

SARE's Professional Development Program (PDP) works in every state and island protectorate providing training, grants and resources for ag professionals to build their awareness, knowledge and skills related to sustainable agriculture concepts. PDP opportunities are intended for a wide range of professionals, including:

  • Cooperative Extension Service
  • Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
  • Farm Service Agency (FSA)
  • the private sector
  • NGOs

PDP Overview

Learn more about professional development opportunities in sustainable agriclture.

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Fellows & Search for Excellence Programs

SARE-sponsored professional development programs.

Sample PDP Grant Projects

Interested in a PDP grant? View a sampling of past grant-funded PDP projects and learn how to apply.

Educator Curriculum Guides

Links to Web-based curricula related to organic farming and youth education.

National Continuing Education Program

This online course series provides a detailed introduction to sustainable agriculture and how it benefits farmers, ranchers and communities. Earn continuing education units (Certified Crop Advisers only).

State Coordinator Contact Information

Contact information for state sustainable agriculture coordinators.

 

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