by Growing Augusta: Arts, Agriculture, & Agency
Growing Augusta: Arts, Agriculture, & Agency (GA) is a collective of artists, farmers, hobby growers, and community leaders; developing creative collaborations to build infrastructure in South Richmond County, Georgia. We publish the Urban Pro Weekly (UPW), the Augusta, Georgia, River Region's free bi-weekly newspaper providing news, commentary, arts and entertainment, as well as other intellectually stimulating tidbits.
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October 11, 2025
<p>The source, a transcript from the <strong>YouTube video</strong> "What Are Food Hubs? - Your Civil Rights Guide," explains the function and importance of <strong>food hubs</strong> in the agricultural system. <strong>Food hubs</strong> are described as <strong>centralized operations</strong> that connect <strong>small to mid-sized farmers</strong> with broader markets by managing the <strong>aggregation, storage, processing, and distribution</strong> of local food. Crucially, the source details how these hubs advance <strong>civil rights and food justice</strong> by improving <strong>equitable access</strong> to fresh, affordable produce, particularly in <strong>underserved communities</strong> and <strong>food deserts</strong>. Furthermore, they work to <strong>reduce transportation and economic barriers</strong> for both producers and consumers, empowering marginalized farmers and strengthening <strong>local economies</strong> through community-led initiatives.</p><p><br></p>
October 3, 2025
<p>The sources contain excerpts from an <strong>Augusta, Georgia Government</strong> meeting, covering multiple committee discussions within the local government, including <strong>Public Services</strong>, <strong>Administrative Services</strong>, <strong>Public Safety</strong>, <strong>Finance</strong>, and <strong>Engineering Services</strong>. Key topics discussed include the <strong>Parks and Recreation Department's</strong> initiatives, such as updates on <strong>Diamond Lakes Regional Park</strong> and a data-driven presentation on the <strong>utilization and underutilization of county parks and facilities</strong>. Additionally, the administrative session addressed the <strong>Charter Review process</strong> and the proposed creation of a workshop to discuss <strong>protected classes and a "ban the box" policy</strong>. The Finance Committee received updates on the implementation of <strong>ADP for payroll</strong> and engaged in an extensive debate on <strong>employee health benefit contribution rates</strong> and the proposed creation of a <strong>Tax Allocation District (TAD) for Wheeler Road</strong>. Finally, the Engineering Committee handled various <strong>procurement approvals</strong> and addressed <strong>road repairs</strong> for hurricane damage.</p><p><br></p>
October 1, 2025
<p>This text is a transcript excerpt from an <strong>AcresUSA podcast</strong> featuring an interview with <strong>Dr. Ben Edwards</strong>, a former conventional medical doctor who transitioned to an integrated, holistic approach focused on wellness. Dr. Edwards details his journey, explaining how he became disillusioned with conventional medicine's focus on <strong>managing symptoms with pharmaceuticals</strong> through brief appointments, especially after witnessing the dramatic recovery of patients using <strong>natural, root-cause protocols</strong>. He advocates for a system based on <strong>epigenetics and mitochondrial health</strong>, linking chronic diseases like cancer and heart disease to <strong>inflammation</strong> stemming from poor diet, lack of minerals, and stress, emphasizing the critical connection between <strong>soil health and human gut microbiome</strong>. The discussion also touches on the <strong>historical shift in medical education</strong> and agriculture, which Dr. Edwards believes led to the modern health crisis.</p><p><br /></p>
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Growing Augusta: Arts, Agriculture, & Agency (GA) is a collective of artists, farmers, hobby growers, and community leaders; developing creative collaborations to build infrastructure in South Richmond County, Georgia.
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