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In coordination with the New York Times Climate Forward Event at NYC Climate Week on…
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So far in 2023, two research papers written by scientists at The Land Institute have…
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Dear Friends, We stand at a pivotal moment in the history of agriculture and humanity,…
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Patagonia Provisions, the sustainable food and beverage division of the outdoor clothing company Patagonia, recently…
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Photo by Emily Counsil The organization Humanities Kansas recently released a chapbook featuring 11 new…
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The next Prairie Festival will be held in 2026 in conjunction with celebrating the 50th…
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Brandon Schlautman, Lead Scientist of the Perennial Legumes Program at The Land Institute, presented at…
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Each year, together with you, we move one step closer to reconciling the human economy…
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SALINA, Kan. (March 29, 2023) – Next-generation perennial grains are domesticated as nutrient-dense crops that…
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The Land Institute has released its 2022 Perennial Impact Report. This report contains an overview…
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Perennial Rice: Proving the Potential of Perennial Grain Agriculture Over 70% of the food calories that…
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The journal Nature Sustainability has published a “News & Views” analysis article entitled “Newer Roots…
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