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Applications for the program are being accepted by the Federal Natural Resources Conservation Service in Culpeper, and the RFA can assist in the application process. Website developed
RFA Secretary/Treasurer Alan Zuschlag demonstrated progress in development of an RFA website. The website will serve to keep members informed and as a marketing tool for member products and services, he said.
Mr. Zuschlag walked the members through the “under construction” site, illustrating its features that include: a member sign-up form; a searchable Rappahannock County farm map that will show locations and products of member farms; an listing that will list land, products, and services available for exchange by members; and a classified section that will provide information on member products, services, land, and equipment available for sale.
The members were enthusiastic and agreed upon the
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