Grants and outreach to advance sustainable innovations to the whole of American agriculture.
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This special 20th anniversary edition chronicles 20 years
of agricultural innovation-from SARE's beginning in 1988 to present-day
stories of farmers, ranchers, researchers and educators working across
America to develop and implement sustainable marketing and production
practices.
SARE’s vision is an enduring American agriculture
of the highest quality. This agriculture is profitable, protects the nation’s
land and water and is a force for a rewarding way of life for farmers
and ranchers whose quality products and operations sustain their communities
and society. Organic Farming Pest Management Marketing Systems
Research Clean
Energy Farming Community
Contributing Writers: Melissa Waldron Lehner, Andy Clark,
Diana Friedman, Valerie Berton.
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SARE's
20/20 featured photographer is long-time sustainable agriculture advocate
Jerry DeWitt (left). Jerry has served in myriad positions, including interim
director of SARE and his current position as director of the Leopold Center
for Sustainable Agriculture. Jerry’s photos have been published
in two books: People Sustaining the Land and Renewing the
Countryside—Iowa. The images on the covers, page 2 and even-numbered
pages starting on page's are his. Thanks, Jerry!
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