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January 2010, Farming, The Journal of Northeast Agriculture. The article explores the successes and frustrations for young, frequently landless, farmers including capital.
October 31, 2009, Lancaster Farming, Northern Edition. The Carrot Project, in conjunction with Strolling of the Heifers, has published application guidelines for a new round of microloans...
September 16, 2009, Wall Street Journal. The Carrot Project's work is given as one of the few funds to support farmers in-line with the ideas behind Slow Money.
North Adams Transcript, Keith Whitcomb Jr., 08/05/2009
POWNAL, Vt. -- A local vegetable farm is one of five New England recipients of a new loan fund that offers financing to small New England agricultural operations.
Spring 2009 (p. 6) Small Farm Quarterly. A publication of Cornell University's Small Farms Program. (The Small Farm Quarterly is having technical difficulties at the time of this posting. Please try www.smallfarms.cornell.edu/quarterly.)
January 17, 2009, Brattleboro Reformer (VT)
Winter 2009 (pp. 14) Small Farm Quarterly. A publication of Cornell University's Small Farms Program (The Small Farm Quarterly is having technical difficulties at the time of this posting. Please try www.smallfarms.cornell.edu/quarterly.)
Fall 2008 (pp. 9-8) Innovations in Sustainable Agriculture: Northeast Region Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program
Fall 2008 The Natural Farmer. A publication of the Northeast Organic Farming Association.
Fall 2008 Tufts Alma Matters
July 12, 2008, Brattelboro Reformer (VT)
Winter 2008 (pp. 13) Small Farm Quarterly. A publication of Cornell University's Small Farms Program (The Small Farm Quarterly is having technical difficulties at this posting. Please try www.smallfarms.cornell.edu/quarterly.)
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