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Students Take First Place in First Nations Rocket Competition

A team of UC Davis students has placed first overall in the First Nations Launch competition sponsored by NASA and the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium. As winners, the team will be invited to a VIP tour of the Kennedy Space Center later this year. The team was also awarded a grant of $15,000 to compete in the NASA Student Launch Initiative competition in Georgia next spring.

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First Nations Rocket Team Prepares for Launch

by Andy Fell May 14, 2021 Students from the First Nations Launch team at the University of California, Davis, will launch a rocket this Saturday, May 15 on behalf of a team from Queens University in Kingston, Ontario. The Canadian team is unable to carry out its own launch due to pandemic restrictions. The rocket launch is part of the First Nations Launch competition sponsored by NASA and the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium at Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin. The UC Davis team already carried out its own launch at a site in the Mojave Desert April 17. The May 15 launch will take place at the Maddox Dairy facility near Fresno, California. Due to safety precautions, entry to the launch site is restricted to team members.

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Hmong American Farmers Association prepares for its eighth CSA season

Hmong American Farmers Association prepares for its eighth CSA season There were just over 100 members in the first year of the CSA program run by the Hmong American Farmers Association, and there were over 1,000 members last year. 6:30 am, Mar. 9, 2021 × Mallina Xiong tends to plants in July 2020 on her parcel of land that is part of the 155-acre HAFA farm. (Noah Fish / Agweek) The Hmong American Farmers Association is preparing for another season of its Community Supported Agriculture, or CSA, program. Products for the CSA are grown by more than 100 farmers on 155 acres in Vermillion Township in Dakota County, Minnesota, on which the organization operates.

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Hmong American Farmers Association prepares for its eighth CSA season

Hmong American Farmers Association prepares for its eighth CSA season
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United statesHealtheast roselawnJames lettsHmong american farmers associationஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்குணப்படுத்து ரோஸ்லான்ஜேம்ஸ் லெட்டுகள்ம்ோங் அமெரிக்கன் விவசாயிகள் சங்கம்

Hmong American Farmers Association prepares for its eighth CSA season

Hmong American Farmers Association prepares for its eighth CSA season
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