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Pioneer Stock Farms, aka Bryan Jones' farm, is a special place. I've been visiting the farm for 13 years now and have witnessed the creek's rejuvenation and learned a lot about all the hard work that goes into maintaining a small family farm, and the extra work it takes to maintain it with a conservation ethic. Bryan has always been committed and brave. He was one of the first wheat growers to step out publicly in support of dialogue with fishermen, to begin exploring common ground solutions to preserve both farming and fishing traditions, to explore options for removing the lower Snake River dams and keeping wheat going to market and salmon/steelhead in the river. Stay tuned on ways to help. Hope people can come together to support keeping this farm small, and ultimately turned into a conservation area. You can support their effort at: https://www.gofundme.com/f/fresh-is-a-dream-with-a-deadline?qid=0b26b128276d58e7f225b0242c570b97
A longtime Palouse farming family fights for the balance that can save the land but 'feed the world'
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A longtime Palouse farming family fights for the balance that can save the land but 'feed the world'
The Palouse grasslands have long been known to be of ecological significance and import.

FRESH is a dream with a deadline, organized by Pam Deutschman Farmers Restoring Ecology and Soil Health: Repurposing our land for preservation … Pam Deutschman needs your support for FRESH is a dream with a deadline