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Re: Exploring Racial Equity and Access in our Food Systems: History, Land Access, and Race

Aaron Weibe ·
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Re: Benefits Of Using Cover Crops

Russell & Jewell Bean ·
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Re: Connecting Latino Youth, Families, and Communities with Extension Resources: What Works!

Jhusch ·
This looks like an important and fascinating chat---and i'd love to join but I'm committed to another event at the same time. I'd LOVE to learn more about the work people are doing so if there is a way to share information that would be great. I'm at Univ. of Delaware Cooperative Extension working on a USDA grant related to farm/ag workers stress and mental health issues. We have created a working group that is focussed on the LatinX community in the Northeast so this is perfectly timed.
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Re: Connecting Latino Youth, Families, and Communities with Extension Resources: What Works!

Aaron Weibe ·
Hi Jerri! The great thing about these chats is that after they happen, you can view the entire transcript. So when you're ready, you can just come back here and you'll be able to see the entire transcript!
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