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The Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development (JAFSCD: ISSN 2152-0801) is an online, international, peer-reviewed publication focused on the practice and applied research interests of agriculture and food systems development professionals and scholars.

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JAFSCD Poll

Of the following, which best describes what you think will be the "hottest" issue in food systems and agriculture development in 2011?

	Dramatic scaling up of regional food value-chains
	Mainstreaming of farm-to-institution approaches
	Significant successes in farmland protection as housing development levels off
	Advances in the acreage of urban agriculture especially in NA
	Significant improvements in the water quality of major watersheds

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What's Happening With The Journal?

Inaugural Issue Online in August!

JAFSCD's Volume 1, Issue 1 is now available online! You will be able to begin subscribing immediately. However, we will offer free access to articles until October 1.

Click on the cover image to go to the Inaugural Issue.

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Why Two Logos?

We are looking forward to offering two websites for food systems and comunity development professionals: JAFSCD Online, the website for the Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development, and coming soon, AgDevONLINE, a companion website of tools and resources.

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