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Agriculture Secretary Announces $520,000 to Eliminate Food Deserts and Grow Urban Ag Infrastructure, Highlights Ag Equity Achievements throughout Wolf Administration
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Department of Agriculture Announces $20,000 in New Support for Urban Ag Grant Program, Extends Application Deadline
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Secretary of Agriculture: Agriculture is Changing the Trajectory for Pennsylvania’s Urban Spaces
07/23/2021
Harrisburg, PA – From Reading to Lancaster on Monday, Pittsburgh on Tuesday, and Philadelphia on Thursday, Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding traveled Pennsylvania this week to visit the urban agriculture operations that are directly addressing food insecurity, improving quality of life, and infusing revenue into cities across the commonwealth. This week I had the incredible opportunity to travel the state and meet inspirational people who saw a connection between agriculture and art, agriculture and science, agriculture and food, and agriculture and humanity, said Redding. Agriculture has the power to transform – to bring communities together and bring all walks of life to the same table.
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Chef Rafael Vencio of Wilkinsburg, who prepared Tuesday’s lunch for the tour of urban farms, explains the locally sourced ingredients in the meal at Hilltop Urban Farm in Pittsburgh’s St. Clair Village.
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Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding, left, talks with students from the Student Conservation Association of Pittsburgh on Tuesday at Hilltop Urban Farm in Pittsburgh’s St. Clair Village.
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A meal prepared by chef Rafael Vencio of Wilkinsburg included locally sourced beets, raw vegetables, edible flowers, salad greens and an egg salad sandwich all made from local ingredients on Tuesday at Hilltop Urban Farm in Pittsburgh’s St. Clair Village.