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Illinois Sustainable Agriculture Partnership Welcomes Two New Members, Vital to a New Theory of Change Model

Illinois Sustainable Agriculture Partnership Welcomes Two New Members, Vital to a New Theory of Change Model
Illinois Sustainable Agriculture Partnership Welcomes Two New Members, Vital to a New Theory of Change Model ISAP is comprised of diverse organizations that work collaboratively to increase technical capacity of agricultural professionals and to utilize data and consistent messaging to encourage the adoption of in-field and edge-of-field practices to reduce nutrient loss, while minimizing risk…
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Illinois Sustainable Agriculture Partnership Celebrates the Success of Our 2020 Risk Management Webinar Series

Illinois Sustainable Agriculture Partnership Celebrates the Success of Our 2020 Risk Management Webinar Series
Illinois Sustainable Agriculture Partnership Successfully Hosted Its FIRST Online Risk Management Webinar Series For Over 150 People The Illinois Sustainable Agriculture Partnership, ISAP, recently held a free 3-part webinar series exploring the use of land stewardship and soil health management as tools to mitigate production and financial risks. The first webinar featured Eric Snodgrass, Principal…
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ISAP’S 2020 RISK MANAGEMENT WEBINAR SERIES

ISAP’S 2020 RISK MANAGEMENT WEBINAR SERIES
Join members of the Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership for a 3-part webinar series highlighting the use of land stewardship and soil health management as a tool to mitigate production and market risks. Farmers utilizing soil health practices are finding benefits beyond the farmgate: from buffering extreme weather, to increasing working capital, to meeting changing consumer…
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ISAP’S 2020 RISK MANAGEMENT WEBINAR SERIES

ISAP’S 2020 RISK MANAGEMENT WEBINAR SERIES
Join members of the Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership for a 3-part webinar series highlighting the use of land stewardship and soil health management as a tool to mitigate production and market risks. Farmers utilizing soil health practices are finding benefits beyond the farmgate: from buffering extreme weather, to increasing working capital, to meeting changing consumer…
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