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Food, Farming and Community
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Food, Farming and Community
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The Voices Project
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Michigan State University Museum
presents resources to build greater understanding about farmers, farming and food. These issues and relationships affect everyone, everyday. Our health and the environment are at stake. From the beginning, this project was imagined as a way to make the voices of farmers come alive and by doing this to stimulate discussion about the economic and ecological sustainability issues contemporary agriculture faces. . . . issues that affect children, families, farmers, our communities, and the land around us.
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April 03, 2008
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