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Family Farms: more books (100)

The American Family Farm by George Ancona, Joan Anderson, 1997-02-15
The Blueberry Years: A Memoir of Farm and Family by Jim Minick, 2010-08-31
Michigan Family Farms and Farm Buildings: Landscapes of the Heart and Mind by Hemalata Dandekar, 2010-08-06
In Good Hands: The Keeping of a Family Farm (Kodansha Globe) by Charles Fish, 1996-05
Family Farm (Picture Puffins) by Thomas Locker, 1994-08-01
American Family Farm Antiques (Wallace-Homestead Price Guide) by Terri Clemens, 1994-10
100 Years of Vintage Farm Tractors: A Century of Tractor Tales and Heartwarming Family Farm Memories by Michael Dregni, 2003-12-14
Days on the Family Farm: From the Golden Age through the Great Depression by Carrie A. Meyer, 2007-09-10
Seasons of a Farm Family: A Time to Celebrate Life on the Farm With Recipes and Stories by Kari Fitzgerald Brandt, 1996-03
In a Pickle: A Family Farm Story by Jerry Apps, 2008-05-13
The Last Resort: A Memoir of Mischief and Mayhem on a Family Farm in Africa by Douglas Rogers, 2010-09-07
A Family for Old Mill Farm by Shutta Crum, 2007-05-21
Epitaph for a Peach: Four Seasons on My Family Farm by David M. Masumoto, 1996-05-31
Rebirth of the Small Family Farm: A Handbook for Starting a Successful Organic Farm Based on the Community Supported Agriculture Concept by Bonnie Gregson Bob Gregson, 2004-10-01

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Cargill: Community: Partnerships: Safety On The Family Farm
Home Community Partnerships Safety on the family Farm. Safetyon the family Farm. With more than 350 locations across rural
http://www.cargill.com/commun/safety.htm

Extractions: and Safety Report With more than 350 locations across rural America, Cargill is deeply connected to the people who live, work and raise families on our nation's farms. In 1992, after several farming accidents and fatalities near Cargill facilities, Cargill realized that it needed to do something to promote safety on the family farm. Since that time, Cargill has been the leading corporate sponsor for Farm Safety 4 Just Kids (FS4JK), contributing more than $700,000. In 1997, Cargill joined other concerned businesses to sponsor the Progressive Farmer Farm Safety Day Camps. In addition, hundreds of Cargill employees have been directly involved with farm safety programs in their communities. Farm Safety 4 Just Kids (FS4JK) is a nonprofit organization based in Iowa serving communities throughout the United States and Canada. FS4JK's main objectives are to reduce the high number of farm-related injuries and deaths involving children each year, increase public awareness and understanding of the hazards to youth on the farm and provide individuals, families and communities with appropriate skills and resources to make the farm safer.
American RadioWorks Presents: Who Bought The Farm?
Home The Future of the family Farm Antibiotics on the Farm. Click phototo enlarge Photo Stephanie Curtis, The Future of the family Farm
http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org/features/farm/farm.html

Extractions: Photo: Stephanie Curtis The Future of the Family Farm More than steelworkers, miners, or high-tech innovators, family farmers represent America's ideals of Jeffersonian democracy, close-knit community and attachment to the land. It is little wonder, then, that the "save the family farm" movement has such an emotional appeal for Americans. DOCUMENTARY SECTIONS
Iowa Family Farm Meats Directory
Iowa family Farm Meats Directory. Buy Your Meat Directly From the FarmerWho Raised it, Methods for Buying Meat. Icons, Abbreviations, Definitions.
http://www.agriculture.state.ia.us/meatdirectory1.htm
Duncanfamilyfarms.com
1539 Platte St. Denver, CO 80202 Ph (usa) 1800-509-6850Ph (int) 303-480-5307 support@domainsite.com.
http://www.duncanfamilyfarms.com/
Dansk Slægtsgårdsforening, Dansk Slægtsgårdsarkiv
Dansk Slægtsgårdsforening Stiftet 5. juli 1941 Dansk Slægtsgårdsarkiv.
http://www.slaegtsgaardsforeningen.dk/
Stewards, National Historic Landmarks Program (NHL)
William Bolger (right), National Historic Landmark program manager with the NationalPark Service in Philadelphia, leads a tour of Cape May, New Jersey, during
http://www.cr.nps.gov/nhl/STEW.htm

Extractions: Landmark Stewards Association was born out of the success of the National Historic Landmark Stewards Congress held at the U.S. Military Academy, an NHL in West Point, New York, in November 1997. Sponsored by the National Historic Landmarks Program, Northeast Region, National Park Service, this forum brought together those interested in National Historic Landmarks and highlighted their common interests and needs. Stewards - the owners, managers and friends of private and public NHLs - worked together toward the formation of this new organization. The National Historic Landmark Stewards Association (NHLSA) held it premier meeting in Philadelphia in November 2000. The name of the organization emphasizes the role that owners and managers play as the caretakers of the nation's most significant properties. While there are numerous preservation organizations that advocate for and preserve historic properties, this is the first national organization made up of historic property owners and managers. These are the individuals who are directly responsible for the care of NHLs.
Green Ribbon Campaign
A green ribbon is a simple way to show support and give encouragement to farm familiessuffering distress. Place this in your home or church for others to see.
http://www.ncrlc.com/greenribbon.html

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