Sentences with phrase «hope organic farmers»

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Late September, Rodale Institute researchers Dr. Kris Nichols and Emmanuel Omondi traveled to China in hope to meet and share knowledge with local, organic farmers and researchers.

With high - hopes to share research, agricultural practices, farming experiences, and more importantly, build new relationships between the two countries, the continuing support organic farmers give each other, can promote organic agriculture on a global level.

We're happy to hear about your successful 19 years as an organic farmer and hope to see again this year at field day!

When he completes his training, Larry hopes are to be able to educate other farmers about organic agriculture.

But, two, what I'm hoping is that they can see and learn from an organic farmer who has gone from the farmer's market — that's where I started — and connected with the nutrition industry.

The Nordic manufacturer, which claims to be the largest producer of organic milk, says it is hoping to offer improved incentives for farmers to ensure it can offset a production shortfall.

Pasakdee, who studies fertilization and irrigation of organic broccoli, hopes to bring her knowledge home to Thailand, where she grew up as the daughter of a rice farmer.

I hope you will consider supporting local farmers efforts to keep Papayas clean and buy non-gmo and organic.

With high - hopes to share research, agricultural practices, farming experiences, and more importantly, build new relationships between the two countries, the continuing support organic farmers give each other, can promote organic agriculture on a global level.

The free import of low quality cottons have seriously affected the Peruvian cotton farmers; the hope is the organic production chain that incorporates the farmer and make him earn money.

And it's for all these reasons that OTA's Batcha hopes this study will help make the case and convince more farmers to make the transition to organic.

While some folks are pinning their hopes for affordable, sustainable food on organics at Wal - Mart, or more resource - efficient versions of industrial monoculture, but a project in Stroud, UK is hoping to make buying from local farmers and producers every bit as easy, and almost as affordable, as heading to the supermarket.