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Sustainable agricultural techniques for urban gardens

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The District of Columbia refocused our state program in 2012 to help urban growers and market gardeners meet the demand for specialty crops that is increasing in the ethnically diverse Washington D.C. area.  Over the next two years (2012-2014) our project will teach urban growers how to sustainably produce and market a variety of ethnic specialty crops. 

See the full District of Columbia state program plan.

Read highlights from the  past accomplishments.

 

Washington D.C. Coordinator

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Yao Afantchao
Ethnic and Specialty Crops Program
Cooperative Extension Service, CAUSES
University of the District of Columbia

4200 Connecticut Ave.NW
Washington, D.C. 20008
Phone: 202-274-5419
Fax: 202-274-7130
Email: yafantchao@udc.edu

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