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SR1(SCIENTIFIC Research), Located in Ridgeland, MS, Is a Nonprofit 501(C)(3) Organization That Seeks to Eliminate Disparities in Health, Education, and Technology Through Partnerships and RESEARCH.SR1'SCOMMUNITY Oriented Opportunities for Learning (c.o.o.l.™) Farmingprojectgoal Isto Educate and Train 70 Beginning and Socially-disadvantage (BSD) Farmers to Plan, Launch, And/or Sustain Independent Organic Farm Businesses.the PROJECT'S Proposed Target Audience Are Blacks, Latinx, and Indigenous BSD Farmers Who Reside in Seven Central Mississippi Counties (hinds, Leake, Madison, Neshoba, Rankin, Scott, and Smith).thec.o.o.l.™ Farming Projectwill Be an Intensive Three-year Project With Ongoing Sustainability Beyond the Project Period to Increase the Number of BSD Farmers That Are Able to Launch, Incubateand/orsustainindependentorganicfarmbusinesses.
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$250,000
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