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Author Archives: Debra Heleba
A Greener Green Up Day
As my 9 year old daughter and I drove past a number of dairy farms in Addison County this spring day, she said, “Wow, that grass is so green, it doesn’t look real.” “That grass is special,” I said, “It’s a cover … Continue reading
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Tagged agronomy, cover crops, sustainable agriculture, water quality
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Guide by Your Side: What Makes a Good Extension Educator Good?
In my Social Sustainability on the Farm project, we’ve been looking at the social issues farmers face; so I have been thinking about healthy farmer relationships—both personal and professional. And since I work for UVM Extension, naturally I wonder about … Continue reading
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Tagged agronomy, farm-based education, SARE, social sustainability, sustainable agriculture
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Personal Resiliency: The Antidote to Stress
I am stressed out right now. It seems to happen every January as the official kick-off to the “conference season,” the time when most farmers have a lull in their schedules and therefore a slew of farmer meetings, classes, and … Continue reading
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