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UNT’s Edible Campus: Where Ancient Farming Traditions Meet Urban Agriculture
Dallas Innovates, Every Day: Here's what's new + next in North Texas. Researchers at the University of North Texas are transforming underused areas of campus into agricultural spaces. The USDA-funded Milpa Agricultural Placemaking Project (MAPP) draws on traditional Mexican and Central American farming techniques. The initiative is named for an ancient agrarian practice that originated in present-day Mexico and Central America, says Michael Wise…
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