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Conservation Farm Tour at Goranson Farm in Dresden

Healthy soils help produce healthy crops and healthy environments. Learn how to conserve your soil by reducing tillage, at this year's Conservation Farm Tour at Goranson Farm at 250 River Rd. in Dresden on Tuesday, May 28, at 4 p.m.

Free. Please RSVP to Katy Green at MOFGA:  kgreen@mofga.org or 568-4142.

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Organic and Sustainable Agriculture News
South Portland program helping students to grow
Portland Press Herald - 2/12/2011.
By Ann S. Kim – South Portland: A thick blanket of snow surrounded the greenhouse and covered the garden at South Portland High School, but inside, students were spinning visions of the growing season.
Chernobyl birds have smaller brains, shorter lives
TreeHugger - 2/12/2011.
By David DeFranza - Twenty-five years after the Chernobyl disaster, new research shows that prolonged exposure to the remaining low-dose radiation has a serious impact on wildlife in the region. Birds living near Chernobyl have, on average, a brain 5 percent smaller than other birds of their species.
Climate change to worsen severe water shortages in US Southwest
TreeHugger - 2/11/2011.
By Brian Merchant – We're already well aware that the American Southwest, which is naturally hot and dry, is seriously strapped for water. The situation is getting worse every day as populations in California, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico continue unimpeded growth trends. Add in a new study that reveals climate change is going to dry out the region even further, and we're slated to see a potentially catastrophic water shortage.
NIH links pesticides to Parkinson’s
Organic Consumers - 2/11/2011.
The National Institutes of Health released research Friday that supported earlier research demonstrating a link between two pesticides and Parkinson's disease. The study showed that people who used either rotenone or paraquat are about two-and-a-half times more likely to develop Parkinson's than people who never used either pesticide.
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