Risk to Resiliency 2022 Pilot Cohort Evaluation

Hoidal, Natalie
Olson, Nick
Livingston-Anderson, Annelie
Racer, Anna
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Risk to Resiliency 2022 Pilot Cohort Evaluation

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This report includes an overview of the Risk to Resiliency pilot program in 2022, in which 12 vegetable farms participated in a 5-session workshop series with the goal of developing climate resilience plans for their farms. The series was facilitated by Laura Lengnick of Risk to Resiliency LLC, with local facilitation led by Nick Olson and Annelie Livingston-Anderson from Land Stewardship Project. Natalie Hoidal (UMN Extension) participated as a local technical advisor, and Anna Racer (LSP) assisted with evaluation. This evaluation is meant to inform future programming related to climate resilience for specialty crop producers.

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This work was funded through a grant titled “Partnering for Specialty Crop Success” through the North Central Extension Risk Management Education 2021 Education Projects program, and led by the Land Stewardship Project in partnership with UMN Extension. Project # 14680.

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Hoidal, Natalie; Olson, Nick; Livingston-Anderson, Annelie; Racer, Anna. (2023). Risk to Resiliency 2022 Pilot Cohort Evaluation. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/250602.

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