Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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SR1, 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.™) Food Safety From Farm to Tableprojectproposetodevelop and Provide Customized Food Safety Education and Outreach Program From Farm to Table Forsocially Disadvantaged and Beginner Farmers and Ranchers in the Rural, Underserved Communities of Mississippi and Alabamaand Build Upon Existing Food Safety Education and Address the Needs of Specialized Audiences Whose Education Needs Have Not Been Previously Adequately Addressed. the Project Will Be Guided by Four Innovative Objectives to Meet the Food Safety Training and Education Needs Ofsocially Disadvantaged and Beginner Farmers and Ranchers in the Rural, Underserved Communities of Mississippi and Alabama.
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$300,000
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