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From The Ground Up

机译：从头开始

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Growers and researchers in Pennsylvania are working together to transition orchards for the future — in more ways than one. THERE is a rather interesting story as to how a team of tree fruit researchers at Penn State University (PSU) came together tohelp lead and advise the state's growers into the future. Dr. Jim Schupp, Matt Harsh (Penn State Economic Development Extension Educator at the time), and Extension educator Dr. Tara Baugher all came from fruit-producing families that had discontinued farming (much to their disappointment). As a result, they were particularly passionate about helping young growers in the state return to the family farm and find a way to contribute to its success. Along with Sidney Kuhn, a young family farmer herself, and a number of other partners, they decided to work together to secure the future of the specialty crop industry by providing Extension programming to a new generation of growers.
机译：宾夕法尼亚州的种植者和研究人员正在共同努力，为将来的果园转型-不止一种方式。关于宾夕法尼亚州立大学（PSU）的一组果树研究人员如何聚集在一起，以帮助领导该州的种植者并为他们提供建议，这是一个相当有趣的故事。吉姆·舒普（Jim Schupp）博士，马特·哈什（Matt Harsh）（当时的宾州州立经济发展推广教育家）和推广教育家塔拉·鲍尔（Tara Baugher）博士都来自已停止耕种的水果生产家庭（这令他们大失所望）。结果，他们特别热衷于帮助该州的年轻种植者重返家庭农场，并找到一种为其成功做出贡献的方法。他们与自己年轻的家庭农民Sidney Kuhn以及许多其他合作伙伴一道，决定通过为新一代种植者提供扩展计划，共同努力确保特种作物产业的未来。

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