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oak leafUSDA National Organics Standards Board (NOSB) Meeting
Members of SAAFON (Southeastern African American Farmers Organic Network) participated in the meeting where addressed issues concerning African American organic farmers. Food Bill policies and other roundtable discussions also took place.

The event took place from November 29-December 2, 2011 and was hosted in Savannah, Georgia.

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The potential for new clean energy jobs in the next 10 years for the Southeast is 116,800 jobs.
  • 56,650 jobs in Wind energy
  • 34,200 jobs in Solar energy
  • 13,300 jobs in Biomass industry
  • 12,650 jobs in Geo-thermal industry

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calendar cover 2012 Urban Agriculture - Rural Agriculture Calendar

One of the goals of SoGreen Network is to keep you informed of events and information surrounding the issues of rural agriculture, urban agriculture, food access, food policy and the like. To help us accomplish this goal we are requesting information about the event(s) your organization or business is presenting in 2012. Your event information will be listed print and online versions of our next calendar.

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hands holding green globe Join Our Food Resource and Skills Bank

Participants from all of SoGreen Network’s training events and Summits have requested a way of "connecting".

"We need to know where everyone is at. What they are doing. And how we can work with each other. We need a Skills Bank"
- Tenisio Seanima, Atlanta, Georgia, 20 August 2011

Please take a moment to fill out this short form and join our Food Resource and Skills Bank.

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The Southeastern Green Network Mission is:
The building of a coalition to address the issues of sustainable agriculture, the development of local food systems, and the inclusion of agroforestry to create a rich and sustainable environment that will include all members of our communities.
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