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FFAR grant aims to grow market for cover crops

Jun 15, 2021 to Jun 17, 2021 The Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) is awarding a $1,997,454 grant to the University of Minnesota to develop models for sustainable supply chains that create markets for crops farmers can grow in the off season. “While popular cover crops can be used as food or as inputs in other products, there may not be large markets for these crops,” explained FFAR Executive Director Dr. Sally Rockey. “FFAR hopes to increase the use of cover crops – and reap the environmental benefits – by creating a sustainable market with consistent buyers for these crops.” Planting continuous living cover crops, such as intermediate wheatgrass, winter camelina, pennycress, winter barley and hybrid hazelnut, has several environmental benefits. These perennials which do not require replanting and winter-hardy annual crops decrease fertilizer runoff to surface and groundwater and increase farmland’s ability to absorb and hold rainfall. Croplands th

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The Brief: Community collaboration in Minnesota, EnCap goes green, racial justice collaborative, Solve s innovation future, mangroves carbon

The Brief: Community collaboration in Minnesota, EnCap goes green, racial justice collaborative, Solve s innovation future, mangroves carbon
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Commonweal Theatre Continues Live Performances

By TJ May 1, 2021 9:32 AM LANESBORO, MN The company members of the Commonweal Theatre in historic Lanesboro, MN are pleased to continue their reopening efforts to offer professional live theatre performances following a season of only virtual productions in 2020 due to pandemic restrictions. “We are all extremely grateful to be back at work producing live theatre,” says Producing Artistic Director Hal Cropp, “and truly hope that we are one of the ways of restoring peace and healing to our community and region.” For detailed information regarding the reopening and for the most updated COVID19 related details for the company, please visit www.CommonwealTheatre.org.

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Association for Black Economic Power Creates New Alliances with Leading Community-Based Organizations and Credit Union Industry Partners for the Launch of Village Financial Cooperative

Association for Black Economic Power (ABEP) announced today new support for the launch of the Village Financial Cooperative from two leading organizations in the credit union sector. “We remain committed to the launch of the Village Financial Cooperative, and will be working in close coordination with both the Minnesota Credit Union Network, and the African-American Credit Union Coalition,” said Ms. Hurston. Mr. Mark Cummins, President & CEO of the Minnesota Credit Union Network said, “We’re seeking to provide the critical mentorship and support needed for the launch of the Village Financial Cooperative. Our member credit unions and the staff at the Minnesota Credit Union Network are truly excited to bring the cooperative principles of the credit union movement to this worthy project.”

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St Anthony: LISC Twin Cities and partners deliver first of two riot-recovery funds

St. Anthony: LISC Twin Cities and partners deliver first of two riot-recovery funds April 23, 2021 10:12am Text size Copy shortlink: In January 2020, Maya Santamaria sold her Odd Fellows building at 2709 E. Lake St. to Adenal Investment of Woodbury for $2.8 million. In May, the building was destroyed by arson during the riots after the police slaying of George Floyd. Santamaria, who still had businesses inside including the La Raza radio station, decided to move it to Richfield. Adenal Investment couldn t be reached last week to discuss the future of Odd Fellows. Hennepin County valued the property, before the riots, at $2.1 million for tax purposes.

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