collection: Selected Works of Madeleine Charney
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Greener Energy: You Can Now See the Winds of Change
description- – Describes a boat trip to Massachusetts' first commercial-scale wind turbine in Hull. Sponsored by Mass Energy Consumer Alliance.
- – 2004-08-01
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Northampton Community Garden: Paradise It Is
description- – Logistics and philosophy behind this well-run community site.
- – 2004-06-01
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At Home with Death
description- – From website to gravesite, a budding landscape designer learns firsthand about the ties between technology, community, and the land.
- – 2004-03-26
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Women Farmers' Network Launched in Western Massachusetts
description- – Reports on the first meeting of"Women in Agriculture", a networking group for women farmers in Western Massachusetts.
- – 2005-10-10
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RefWorks: A Vehicle for Information Literacy
description- – Presented with Dave Mac Court, Reference Services Librarian, at Library Orientation Exchange (Louisville, KY 5/05)
- – 2005-05-01
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Farmers Share Their Start-up Stories: PASA Pre-conference Inspires Beginning Farmers
description- – Profiles of beginning farm operations as presented at the Pennsylvania Association of Sustainable Agriculture (PASA) conference on February 3, 2005.
- – 2005-04-11
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Cafe Habitat: Home of the Free Bean
description- – Company history of Cafe Habitat, a worker-owned, wholesale, cooperative coffee roasting enterprise in Florence, Massachusetts.
- – 2005-04-01
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Stocking Rates for Operators of Small Livestock Farms
description- – As Project Assistant, I collaborated with Dr. Sue Ellen Johnson on this brochure. The project was a planning grant for USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Conservation Planning Initiative, to support grazing in the Chicopee River Basin, Massachusetts' largest watershed.
- – 2006-01-01
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Stocking Rates for Operators of Small Horse Farms
description- – As Project Assistant, I collaborated with Dr. Sue Ellen Johnson on this brochure. The project was a planning grant for USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Conservation Planning Initiative, to support grazing in the Chicopee River Basin, Massachusetts' largest watershed.
- – 2006-01-01
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List of Partners and the Services they Provide
description- – As Project Assistant, I collaborated with Dr. Sue Ellen Johnson on this directory for a USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Conservation Planning Initiative grant to support grazing in the Chicopee River Basin, Massachusetts' largest watershed. Provides a matrix of grazing experts and services offered. Includes a bibliography and web addresses identifying resources regarding stocking rates on small acreage and related topics from around the region and the U.S.
- – 2006-01-01
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Farm Stays Northern New England: Your Guide to an Unforgettable Farm Vacation
description- – Review of electronic directory of farms in northern New England which are open for educational tourism.
- – 2006-01-01
Hampshire College Farm Center: Educating the Next Generation
description- – Hampshire College students learn firsthand about the physical, social, economic, and political realities of farming.
- – 2006-01-06
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Land of Opportunity: Immigrant Farmers Put Down Roots in Holyoke, Massachusetts
subjectcollectiondate- – 2006-04-10
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Gaining Perspective with RefWorks
description- – Conference abstract: RefWorks receives rave reviews on the UMass Amherst campus. Reference librarians Madeleine Charney and Dave Mac Court outline the glories and the pitfalls of this online product and how it manages citations and generates bibliographies. Learn about "teaching moments" that occur during a session. The program also describes the various stages of librarians' involvement and the evolution of RefWorks instruction, and is sponsored by ALS and ACRL/NEC.
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- – 2006-10-01
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Community Saves Farm From Jaws of Development --Feeds Self Instead
description- – Community members join forces and raise funds to form a non-profit landtrust and launch the North Amherst Community Farm.
- – 2006-07-10
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