A professor at Huntington University says expanding access to healthy food options was one of the priorities of a recent mission trip to Guatemala. Jessica Graves says graduate students were helping farmers find long-term solutions. “Rabbits, poultry projects and also some larger greenhouses as we partnered with some of the local farmers there on greenhouse construction activities,” she […]
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