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Erie News Now
June 27, 2023
Recreational adult-use cannabis is legal in most of Pennsylvania's neighboring states, including: New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland as of July 1st.
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Pennsylvania Pressroom
January 27, 2023
Harrisburg, PA – Today, Acting Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding announced $200,000 in grants to three agriculture nonprofits to fund projects aimed at growing fiber and food hemp markets, sales and awareness in Pennsylvania. Redding also called for proposals from marketing and promotion non-profits for an additional $392,000 in grants to be awarded in March 2023.
On Demand
January 4, 2023
When you think of paper, and of hemp, "construction" is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. But modern architects and builders are embracing flexible, ecological materials to create state-of-the-art structures that are in harmony with the world around them. See what's next in eco-friendly architecture!
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
November 3, 2022
The president's order failed to free those incarcerated for drug charges, among other missed opportunities. Now is a moment to craft legislation that will right past wrongs and promote equity in Pa.
Green Philly
october 21, 2022
We’re still overjoyed at the 5th annual SustainPHL, which was celebrated last evening (October 20th) at the Academy of Natural Sciences.
After an almost three-year hiatus, it was incredible to celebrate this year’s nominees with over 200 of our closest friends.
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Nug Magazine
october 18, 2022
On October 17, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding said: $200,000 grant program Recognize organizations that strive to promote hemp. The department aims to award grants to reimburse “half of the project costs,” with a minimum grant of $1,000. Special consideration will be given to applicants who “leverage other funding or private partnerships.”
HighTimes
october 18, 2022
A new grant program in Pennsylvania aims to promote Pennsylvania state hemp education and marketing projects. The department aims to award grant funds to reimburse “half of project costs,” with a minimum grant amount of $1,000. Special consideration will be given to applicants who “leverage other funding and private partnerships.”
Philly Magazine
June 7, 2022
Participating in the “Soil Your Undies” campaign is simple — and great for sharing giggles with little ones! Grab a pair of 100-percent-cotton underwear, gardening gloves, and some kind of digging tool. Then, “plant” those undergarments in your backyard, front lawn, or neighborhood green space.
Penn Live
June 2, 2022
The soil your undies activity is a favorite of soil health educators everywhere as a way to visually show the results of healthy soils. Anyone can participate by burying a pair of cotton underwear in the ground and digging them up 60 days later.
Farm and Dairy
June 2, 2022
The soil your undies activity is a favorite of soil health educators everywhere as a way to visually show the results of healthy soils. Anyone can participate by burying a pair of cotton underwear in the ground and digging them up 60 days later.
Pocono Record
June 1, 2022
Yes, you read that right. I’m sharing some information on what to do with a pair of your old underwear.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation reports it has joined the Pennsylvania Soil Health Coalition, undergarments brand “The Big Favorite,” and other organizations to launch a "brief" campaign challenging everyone to learn about the health of their soil and neighborhood microbes, by planting underwear.
PA Senate Democrats
Sept 27, 2022
On Friday September 23rd and Saturday, September 24th Senator Street hosted the 5th Annual Cannabis Opportunities Conference with the Diasporic Alliance of Cannabis Opportunities during Black Cannabis Week.
WHYY
April 21, 2022
Sustainable Fashion Week has made its way from New York City to Philadelphia for the first time.
The four-day event will have the glitz and glam of a traditional fashion week, but its mission goes beyond displaying beautiful clothing. Rather than focus on high-end brands, the week highlights local designers and invites everyone to learn more about sustainable practices in their wardrobe and beyond....
PBS | WHYY
Feb 25, 2022
America’s rural and urban communities are divided in many ways. The local nonprofit All Together Now, led by a pioneer in the farm-to-table movement, is working to rebuild supply chains to bridge that gap. Part of their mission is to organize local industry coalitions, such as an Industrial Hemp Coalition, a Plant Medicine Coalition, a Clothing & Textile Coalition, and a Pennsylvania Grain Coalition...
Waging NonViolence
Feb 2, 2021
Without a bold, inclusive vision that makes intuitive sense to most Americans, not even the best strategies will be enough to carry the day...
The Philadelphia Citizen
March 30, 2020
Now retired from the restaurant business, Judy Wicks—who also launched the Sustainable Business Network and Circle of Aunts and Uncles—is diving back in where she began. Her newest initiative, All Together Now PA, aims to create resilient regional economies throughout the state by connecting Pennsylvania farmers, for example, with urban entrepreneurs.
