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The Kansas
Rural Center, Inc. (KRC) is a non-profit organization that promotes
the long-term health of the land and its people through research,
education, and advocacy.
The KRC cultivates grassroots support
for public policies that encourage family farming and stewardship
of soil and water. The KRC is committed to economically viable, environmentally
sound, and socially sustainable rural culture. |
Click the icon for the podcast of KRC's
Dan Nagengast
and Katherine Kelly of the Kansas City Center for Urban
Agriculture
discussing the importance of Farmer's Markets and Community
Supported Agriculture.
Original interview by Daniel Dermitzel broadcast September 29, 2008
on KKFI radio in Kansas
City.
NOTE: This is a 5 meg MP3 file.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Prescribed Burning Workshops to Be Held in Western
Kansas
November 20 - Oakley
December 1 - Elkhart
December 3 - Dodge City
Thursday-Saturday, December 4-6 -
ACRES USA Conference & Trade Show
In St. Louis MO
Pre-conference workshops, December 1-3
Wednesday, December 10 - Kansas Water Issues Forum
In Wichita KS
Thursday, December 11 -
Kansas Water Issues Forum
In Hays KS
Saturday, December 13 - Kansas Rural Center Winter Conference
"Meeting the Challenges of a Rapidly Changing Agriculture",
9 AM to 4 PM, St. Monica-St. Elizabeth Catholic Church,
Blue Rapids, KS
To learn about these and other upcoming
events
go to our Calendar web page.
WHAT'S NEW
Clean Water Farm Project
seeks Field Organizer
KRC Wind Energy Projects
2007 Report of
Kansas Food Security Task Force
Read the Clean Water Farm profile
of Kerry O'Brien
The Future of Food
in the Kansas River Valley
- proceedings of the May 31 conference in Lawrence
New KRC
Publication:
Rules, Regulations & Resources for Farmers Markets in
Kansas
Read the latest issue of
the KRC Rural Papers |