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Ocean Hour Farm Awards Grant to PPLT for Indigenous Food Sovereignty Program

September 9, 2024/in Agriculture, Grants, News

Ocean Hour Farm in Newport, RI has chosen Indigenous Roots Forever Food Sovereignty Program as an awardee in support of its traditional gardening practices and transition mentoring goals in Rhode Island and Connecticut. The grant will ensure regenerative farming skill development among tribal participants by training them to grow their own produce for five months of the year and build more economic self-sufficiency among families.

Ocean Hour Farm is a center for education, scientific research and regenerative farming practices, with emphasis on the connection between land and ocean; the grant program funds efforts to fill knowledge and infrastructure gaps to accelerate and support an inclusive transition to regenerative and traditional land management in our local food-and-fiber shed.

Narragansett Clan Chief Musquant Nompashim Netas (Rocky Johnson) will continue to provide leadership on the project, mentoring his son and tribal member, Bow Johnson. Bow will now be able to assist and carry on the legacy of their tribal roots, with a spirit of cooperation and community.

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