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	Sustainable Small Farms Resources for Idaho and Washington UI Sustainable Agriculture UI Small Farms University of Idaho Soil Stewards WSU Center for Sustaining Agriculture & Natural Resources WSU Small Farms Small Farms Education in the US* Publication: Educational and Training Opportunities in Sustainable Agriculture Rodale's NewFarm site is a great site for information and offers a complete listing of University farms and education programs Visit USDA's Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) site to find out what other producers, educators and agencies are doing... University of California Davis Small Farms Site New England Small Farm Institute Consumer trends in sustainable agriculture* How safe is my food? Visit the Food Alliance website and learn about their certification process. Want more information about Organics? Visit the Organic Consumers Association Website. Learn about Sustainable Consumption from the Sierra Club. The Gastro-Sabbatical: Blogging on Organic Farming in Ireland and France Buying Locally* Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food. USDA website to connect consumers with local producers. Idaho Preferred Website. Get information about this identification and promotion campaign Buy Idaho Website. Find out what is produced locally and how to find it. Find local, sustainable, farm-fresh food. Support your community's producers Find farm fresh food across the country. Find local produce, meat and dairy wherever you go. The USDA Reports on Farmer's Markets. See their findings. American Farmland Trust bimonthly newsletter * These links to these sites are provided as a helpful consumer resource. The views and opinions expressed in these sites do not necessarily reflect the Cultivating Success™ Program.