Grants and Education to Advance Innovations in Sustainable Agriculture
Learn More About Western SAREEducational Resources
Western SARE recently published six Project Impact Sheets on successful projects. Find those and other sustainable ag educational materials in our extensive Resources and Learning Center.
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2019 Annual Report
Learn more about the projects Western SARE funded in 2019 using this interactive infographic. Impacts of 2018 funded projects are also included.
InfographicFresh Growth Podcast
Fresh Growth: Approaches to a More Sustainable Future from Western Ag Practitioners introduces you to farmers and ranchers from around the western United States who are finding innovative sustainable practices that enrich the natural resources we all care about.
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Putting the Winter Back in Winter Squash
For growers, it doesn’t matter how much you harvest. What matters is what you sell! A good example of that came out of Oregon recently, but applies broadly. Growers were having trouble producing and storing a crop they for sale in the winter into the early spring. “We heard from farmers that they weren’t making […]
About Western SARE
SARE is built on a foundation of respect for agricultural producers – the idea that farmers and ranchers know best what does and does not work on the land. Indeed, farmers and ranchers initiate many SARE research projects and are involved in nearly all of them as consultants or research coordinators. The bottom line: SARE supports high quality research and education in sustainable agriculture with minimum overhead.
Farmers are very interested now, and the ag professionals who have gone through the training are educating farmers in the practice.