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Staff List Regulations Application Forms For Consumers For Farmers FAQs Directions		Brochures Reports/Newsletters Links Division of Agriculture For Your Information Can't find what you're looking for? You've come to the right place. Below you will find health and safety information, informational brochures, reports and links to agricultural material relating to Rhode Island. Health and Safety Animal Care CDC: Healthy Pets, Healthy People RI DOH: Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis Virus (LCMV) Reportable Animal Diseases Safe Pet Handling Practices and Recommendations Avian Influenza Division of Agriculture's Emergency Response Plan Infectious Diseases of Raccoons Mosquito Control Pest Alerts Rabies Information Manual for Rabies Management and Protocol Brochures Agriculture Digest (2003) Alternative Forest Products Aquaculture — Enjoy RI Cultured Shellfish Certified Organic Farms & Handlers Community Supported Agriculture in RI Good Agricultural Practices and Food Safety RI Agriculture Council RI Agriculture Guide RI Farming Family Tree (Historic Farms, 1987) RI Green Industry Employment Urban Agriculture Reports Environmental Horticulture Survey (2006) Inspection and Analysis of Commercial Feeds, Fertilizers and Liming Materials Report (2007) Land Conservation and Acquisition Annual Reports- 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009 Protected Farms (Excel spreadsheet) Weekly Wholesale Market Report Ag-Review Newsletters Winter 2008 Spring/Summer 2007 Fall/Winter 2006 Spring/Summer 2006 Fall/Winter 2005 Spring 2005 Summer/Fall 2004 Spring 2004 Summer 2003 Spring 2003 Winter 2003 October 2002 June 2002 Links RI Farm to School Project The Rhode Island Farm to School Project, coordinated by Kids First, is a collaboration between the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management/Division of Agriculture, the Rhode Island Department of Health, the Rhode Island Department of Education, Farm Fresh Rhode Island, the Rhode Island Farm Bureau, Southside Community land Trust, Rhode Island public and independent schools and Rhode Island farmers. The Rhode Island Farm to School Project encourages all Rhode Island school districts to buy locally grown foods to serve in school meals. Harvest New England Harvest New England is a program created to make it easier for New Englanders to identify locally produced products sold in supermarkets. New England Apple Association As a non-profit, grower funded organization, the New England Apple Association works to promote New England Apples. For educational resources, nutritional information and recipes or, to find a local orchard or store near you, visit the New England Apple Association today! Rhode Island FarmWays Rhode Island FarmWays is a special initiative of the Rhode Island Center for Agricultural Promotion and Education. Established to make Rhode Island farms and nature-based sites more visible and accessible, RI FarmWays offers you the following services to keep you connected to local farms: A website and searchable database of Rhode Island farms and nature based destinations A monthly e-newsletter with information and event updates Promotional materials and publications Customized programs, activities and events URI Farming in Rhode Island Articles Take a look at local farming communities throughout the state of Rhode Island in "The Farming Survival in Rhode Island." This is a series of articles featured in the University of Rhode Island's College of the Environmental Life Sciences' (CELS) newsletter.

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