Given climate change, our food and the people who grow it face the following impacts:
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Link to full vulnerabilities at the bottom.
Goals are presented in bold with their corresponding action items below it.
Add key headliner items at the top.
Include a link to all of the dials at the bottom.
Goals and StrategiesIncrease adoption of ecologically sound and climate smart practices for Missoula County agriculture.
Strengthen social connectivity between farmers, ranchers, and community members.
Increase economic resilience of Missoula County agriculture given climate change.
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ImplementationImplementation has begun for the strategies in the Agriculture sector.
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Resources, Articles, Happenings
Working Group MembersBonnie Buckingham, Community Food and Agriculture Coalition Bryce Christiaens, Missoula County Weed District Abby Huseth, Climate Smart Missoula Nick Silverman, Adaptive Hydrology LLC Jamie Ryan Lockman, Montana Organic Association Jenny Zaso, Community Food & Agriculture Coalition Dave Prather, Western Montana Growers' Cooperative |
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You can sort all agricultural strategies by related climate impact below, as well as whether they have a mitigation benefit or strengthen resiliency in a different sector as well as agriculture.