US EditionVirginia Tech-Led ‘Climate-Smart’ Program to Continue Under New Trump Administration Rules
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Virginia Tech-led ‘climate-smart’ program to continue under new Trump administration rules
A Virginia Tech-led agricultural program backed by the largest grant in the university’s history is continuing its work, with officials confident that it complies with new Trump administration requirements.The Alliance to Advance Climate-Smart Agriculture directly pays farmers in four states, including Virginia, for environmentally friendly practices such as no-till farming, conservation crop rotation and precision nutrient management.The three-…
As local climate-smart farming research advances, USDA cuts a critical funding stream.
Researchers at CSU Monterey Bay were well underway in putting a $5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture into motion – already working with 25 local farmers to implement climate-smart practices on their farms – when they received…
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