Got this from someone I know and like. If you're an org that works with farmers, take a read and fill out this survey (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdpS6lsQgDi-J2clz7GSmXWy1v1AhnkniLjn0tyaqKpQY9RmQ/viewform):

The National Healthy Soils Policy Network (a project of CalCAN) is excited to announce an upcoming agricultural conservation pilot program in the Midwest. With financial commitments from a multi-state NRCS agreement and private philanthropy, we're creating a community of practice of farmer-serving organizations

We'd love your input: We're reaching out to better understand the needs of the Midwest's conservation ecosystem and to identify potential partners interested in collaborating on improving access to NRCS conservation programming.

Learn more and share your thoughts in our 10-minute survey before June 28th

We are partnering with farmer-serving organizations across the country to increase our collective capacity, and support the adoption of conservation practices that build environmental and economic resilience for smaller-scale, diversified, organic/regenerative, and underserved producers. This initiative will elevate the experiences of farmers and drive climate conservation policy change on working landscapes.

Please feel free to share this email with individuals and organizations working with farmers who may be interested. For more information or to discuss further, contact Amalie Lipstreu, Agriculture Conservation Director at CalCAN, at amalie@calclimateag.org (cc'd here).

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Best regards,

M. Dagoberto "Dago" Driggs (he/they)
National Healthy Soils Policy Network Coordinator
California Climate and Agriculture Network (CalCAN)
mobile: 508-361-0136
soilpolicynetwork.org
calclimateag.org