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Flower Hill Institute is a Native-owned, community-directed nonprofit dedicated to preserving and enhancing cultural resources while preparing youth for leadership roles. Their initiatives focus on improving economic self-sufficiency, food sovereignty, and climate resilience within tribal communities. The Institute operates nationally, providing outreach and technical assistance through various USDA programs, along with promoting cultural preservation, youth education in STEM and traditional practices, and sustainable agricultural methods. Their work aims to foster strong, stable tribal communities and address the impacts of climate change. Generated from the website

The Society of Ploughmen, established in 1972, is a registered charity dedicated to promoting the art and science of ploughing, drawing membership from a diverse community of ploughmen and countryside enthusiasts. They organise various ploughing events across the UK, culminating in the annual British National Ploughing Championships, where around 250 competitors vie for prestigious titles. Generated from the website