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Nov. 14, 2017 Webinar “Carrying the Message of Farmers: Lobbying for Change on Behalf of Farmer Interests”

Nov. 14, 2017 Webinar “Carrying the Message of Farmers: Lobbying for Change on Behalf of Farmer Interests”

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Oct. 17, 2017 Webinar, “From Field to Capitol: Farmers as Advocates”

Oct. 17, 2017 Webinar, “From Field to Capitol: Farmers as Advocates”

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ChesFoodshedChesapeake Foodshed@ChesFoodshed·
18 Sep

MD Department of Ag. Hosting Regional Listening Sessions for Strategic Plan https://t.co/P2JD4latnJ

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18 Sep

Shelby Kalm of Fair Farms on why she gives #WhyIGive2CFN🍴 - https://t.co/I1Dbp55Hse

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17 Sep

Friends in Ward 8: We're hosting an open house for our new farm and community wellness space with @TheGreenScheme_ and Friends of Oxon Run on Saturday from 2pm-4pm. Come preview the space, enjoy some refreshments, and let us know what you would like to see at the future site!

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Mission: Catalyzing connections and collaborations that build a sustainable, resilient, inclusive, and equitable regional food system in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Vision: A sustainable, resilient, inclusive, and equitable regional food system that supports healthy communities, land, and waterways.

Values: Healthy people, Sustainable ecosystems (land & water), Thriving communities, Justice & equity, Prosperous economies, Vibrant farms & fisheries.

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ChesFoodshedChesapeake Foodshed@ChesFoodshed·
18 Sep

MD Department of Ag. Hosting Regional Listening Sessions for Strategic Plan https://t.co/P2JD4latnJ

ChesFoodshedChesapeake Foodshed@ChesFoodshed·
18 Sep

Shelby Kalm of Fair Farms on why she gives #WhyIGive2CFN🍴 - https://t.co/I1Dbp55Hse

dc_greensDC Greens@dc_greens·
17 Sep

Friends in Ward 8: We're hosting an open house for our new farm and community wellness space with @TheGreenScheme_ and Friends of Oxon Run on Saturday from 2pm-4pm. Come preview the space, enjoy some refreshments, and let us know what you would like to see at the future site!

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Nearly 20 years ago, the cocoa industry’s biggest companies pledged to eradicate the “worst forms” of child labor in their supply chains. Why haven’t they kept their promises?
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