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Share How Your Experiences of Past Extreme Weather Events Influence Present-Day Farming Decisions

Calling all Midwest Farmers! You are invited to share your farming story and practices.

In a study led by Dr. Linda Prokopy and Dr. Aaron Thompson, we are interested in learning how experiences of past extreme weather events influence present-day farming decisions. Your knowledge is valuable in understanding how farming communities navigate weather challenges and build strength through generations of knowledge practices.

 

What to expect?
Interview length: 45-60 minutes
Format: In-person
When? Flexible scheduling to suit your availability
Topics: Your farming experiences with past weather challenges, how you’ve adapted, and your thoughts on future farming.

*Participants will receive $100 as a token of appreciation

 

Interested?
Contact Shivika Aggrawal (saggraw@purdue.edu), PhD student, Department of Horticulture & Landscape Architecture

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