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Supply Chain
Where Are the Ramp Farmers?
By Daniel Walton
Perspective
Taking Power From the People: A Big Ag Playbook
By Sana Khan

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The Only Thing That Lasts

A podcast uncovering the mysteries of American farmland.

Studies
Worms in Space
By Adam Kovac
Livestock
Humans With Bird Flu
By Emma Glassman-Hughes

The Weekly

A stylish weekly roundup of farming stories from Ambrook Research and beyond.

Sustainability
Soiled Again: The Organic Transition Is Underfoot
By Emma Glassman-Hughes

Inside Ambrook

Reflections on Six Months at Ambrook

By Maika Koehl

Pragmatic environmentalism: Ambrook’s philosophy of building

By Mackenzie Burnett

Microgreens, Macro-Vision

By Atticus Graven

Water, Tourists, and Reindeer: How Windswept Ranch Built a Business Rescuing Animals

By Atticus Graven

Building a Cross-Platform Web & Mobile App from the Ground Up

By Brian Shin

Crops
The Black Farmers Growing Rice
By Liz Susman Karp
Sustainability
The World’s Fattest Deer Are Doing Just Fine
By Jennifer Fergesen
Perspective
The Accidental Shepherds
By Sukey and John Jamison
Podcast
Alchemy of Farmland
By Sarah Mock
Studies
Aging Out of Beef
By Hannah Macready
Sustainability
Eating Away the Blue Catfish Invasion
By Karen Fischer
Livestock
Texas Ranchers and Veterinarians Salvage Life After Wildfires
By Stephanie Stephens
Labor
No Rest (Water, or Shade) for the Weary
By Emma Glassman-Hughes
Perspective
The Online Right Touches Grass
By Luke Carneal
Crops
You Don’t Know Turmeric
By Ali Aas & Scott Gordon Bleicher
Sustainability
The High Plains Aquifer Is Approaching a Point of No Return
By Donavyn Coffey
Supply Chain
Colostrum for the People
By Emma Glassman-Hughes
Livestock
Yet Another Feral Hog Problem
By Michael Crowe
Livestock
Sweaters for the Soil
By Elise Koning
Labor
Rural Firefighters to Farmers: Help Us Help You
By Nora Neus
Perspective
Colorado’s Water Wars
By Maggie Gelbwaks
Sustainability
Mind Your Beeswax
By Hannah Macready
Labor
Women Farmers Are Using Alcohol to Cope
By Rebecca McCray
Labor
When Prisoners Perform Farm Work, Who Benefits?
By Jack Dodson
Supply Chain
Farmers Don’t Want to Throw Away Food
By Emma Glassman-Hughes
Livestock
Buzzard Kill
By Ethan Freedman
Livestock
Oklahoma Legislators Make a Case for Cockfighting
By Heide Brandes
Sustainability
Rejecting Dystopia: An Introduction to Solarpunk Farming
By J.D. Harlock
Supply Chain
Tripping Forward
By Daniel Walton
Perspective
Of Hubris and Feces: The Human Story of Phosphorus
By Sana Khan
Legislation
A Red Herring in the Supreme Court
By Shea Swenson
Supply Chain
Old Cows, New Meat
By Hannah Macready
Podcast
Is the U.S. Running Out of Farmland?
By Sarah Mock
Farm Finance
When You Can’t Take It With You
By Maureen O'Hagan
Livestock
Live Chick-Hatching in the Age of Plague
By Eve Andrews
Perspective
What the Neighbors Think
By Beth Hoffman
Sustainability
A Lab Error Just Upended Years of Work on the GMO American Chestnut Tree
By Lela Nargi
Supply Chain
Light My Fire
By Kirsten Lie-Nielsen
Livestock
A Viral Solution to Farming’s Antibiotic Addiction
By Hannah Macready
Land
Hunting in the Farm Fields
By Lewis Kendall
Crops
Do You Know How Tomatoes Taste?
By Ethan Freedman
Supply Chain
Skin Is Tight
By Daniel Walton
Sustainability
Chicken Feathers Could Fuel the Future
By Hannah Macready
Supply Chain
The Unexpected Sweetness of the Spotted Lanternfly
By Amanda Loudin
Labor
Om on the Range
By Nora Neus
Perspective
Our Favorite Stories of 2023
By Jesse Hirsch
Supply Chain
Camel Milk in Every Store
By Shea Swenson
Perspective
The Delusion of Eating for the Planet
By Eve Andrews
Podcast
The Only Thing That Lasts
By Sarah Mock
Perspective
The Right Bees
By Emily Nichols
Land
Finding Liberation Through Farming
By Kirsten Lie-Nielsen
Perspective
Will the USDA Ever Allow GMOs on Organic Farms?
By Luke Carneal
Environment
How to Unbraid a River
By Sarah Mock
Labor
Valley Fever Can Devastate Farmworkers and Their Families
By Lela Nargi
Legislation
Agriculture’s Need for Speed
By Hannah Macready
Perspective
Have You Heard of Wendell Berry?
By Landon Frye
Sustainability
The Vegan School Lunch
By Jesse Hirsch
Culture
The Loneliest Cow in Manhattan
By Jesse Hirsch
Legislation
The Price of Picking Blueberries
By Jack Dodson
Land
The Farmhouse Craze Is Making it Harder for Actual Farmers to Buy Land
By Nora Neus
Supply Chain
All of New York’s Apples
By Nadia Berenstein & Lila Barth
Supply Chain
Hauling Watermelons in Souped-Up School Buses
By Heath Racela
Photo Essay
The Frontline of Food
By Jesse Hirsch & Scott Gordon Bleicher
Crops
“Adapt or Die”
By Hannah Macready
Supply Chain
USDA Is Buying Bison From Small Native Producers
By Sara Ventiera
Supply Chain
Indoor Agriculture Faces a Reckoning
By Donavyn Coffey
Land
They Were As Gods
By Kirsten Lie-Nielsen
Photo Essay
Shearing Sheep, Grazing Green
By Christina Yergat
Technology
Learning to Speak Plant
By Hannah Macready
Supply Chain
The Supply Chain for Witches
By Sara Murphy
Sustainability
Crop Insurance Faces a Reckoning
By Lois Parshley
Culture
Not Your Grandpa’s Haunted Hayride
By Sara Murphy
Sustainability
Weave Your Own Coffin
By Sara Murphy
Livestock
Keeping Up With the Carnivores
By Hannah Macready
Legislation
A Texas Highway Project Flooded a Fourth-Generation Farmer’s Ranch — Now He’s Headed to the Supreme Court
By Sara Ventiera
Perspective
Requiem for a Pig
By Eric Jasinski
Sustainability
Where Soil is Holy, and Climate Change Is Seldom Mentioned
By Eve Andrews
Technology
This Mushroom Moment
By Maia Welbel
Photo Essay
Clash of the Combines
By Sarah Arnoff Yeoman
Legislation
Poisoned by Pesticides
By Sara Ventiera
Technology
Farmers Are Tentatively Embracing AI
By Hannah Macready
Supply Chain
Shipping Food Is Dirty Business. Can Sailboats Fix It?
By Whitney Bauck
Land
It’s a Beautiful Day in the Agrihood
By Sara Murphy
Environment
Is Dirtier Farm Air Giving Farmers ‘Smoke Brain’?
By Daniel Walton
Crops
Growing Pains
By Kirsten Lie-Nielsen
Technology
A Decade In, FallingFruit Has Kicked Open the Door for Urban Foragers
By Sara Ventiera
Crops
In a Bid for Food Sovereignty, Hawaiian Farmers Return to Indigenous Roots
By Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton
Legislation
More and More States are Legalizing Sales of Raw Milk
By Sara Ventiera
Supply Chain
Building a Better Agricultural Trucking Market
By Ethan Freedman
Environment
In Defense of Frost
By Lewis Kendall
Livestock
Pigs Can’t Sweat, and It’s Costing Us Billions — Can USDA’s ‘HotHog’ App Keep Them Cool?
By Jesse Hirsch
Supply Chain
Why Electric Tractors Haven’t Taken Over American Fields
By John McCracken
Labor
A Food Label for Farmworkers
By Sara Ventiera
Livestock
The Illusion of Antibiotic-Free Meat
By Hannah Macready
Land
For Monarchs, Milkweed Matters More than Pesticides
By Ethan Freedman
Livestock
Can Silicon Valley Save These Chicks?
By Hannah Macready
Land
From Fieldworkers to Farm Owners
By Sara Murphy
Livestock
When Guardian Dogs Attack
By Sara Ventiera
Livestock
Farmers Are Breeding Heat-Resistant Cows
By Katherine Rapin
Sustainability
How Do You Prepare for Every Type of Weather?
By Lela Nargi
Crops
Made in the Shade
By Daniel Walton
Environment
From Foe to Friend, (Some) Ranchers Are Welcoming Beavers Back
By Sara Ventiera
Technology
Is Every Farmer an Influencer Now?
By Hannah Macready
Livestock
Slow Food
By Lewis Kendall
Sustainability
Some Midwestern States Have Stayed Cooler Than the Rest of the Country. The Secret? Large-Scale Irrigation.
By Sara Ventiera
Livestock
Whatever Happened to the Judas Goats?
By Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton
Environment
Learning to Love Rocks
By Ethan Freedman
Technology
AI Could Hold the Key to Improving Animal Welfare
By Emma Penrod
Environment
Prisoners Are Saving Western Rangelands
By Sara Ventiera
Crops
Everyone Should Grow Bamboo! No One Should Grow Bamboo!
By Lela Nargi
Environment
Rising Waters, Sinking Prospects
By Lois Parshley
Land
Would You Bequeath Your Farm to a Stranger?
By Sara Murphy
Studies
Farm Kids Are Experiencing High Rates of Anxiety and Depression
By Lela Nargi
Supply Chain
Despite U.S. Pushback, Mexico’s Fight to Ban Genetically Modified Corn is Not Over
By Lorena Rios
Supply Chain
We Can’t Keep Using Phosphorus Fertilizers — Just Ask Industry Stakeholders
By Shea Swenson
Legislation
Climate Change Is Upending Farmers’ Livelihoods — and Exacerbating a Mental Health Crisis
By Mélissa Godin
Supply Chain
Everyone Wants to Repair Our Damaged Ecosystems — But Where Are the Seeds?
By Jesse Hirsch
Crops
The Curious Economics of Pick-Your-Own Farms
By Shelby Vittek
Legislation
Wells Are Running Dry in Rural Communities of Color. Is a Fix in Sight?
By Amber X. Chen
Labor
It’s Suddenly Legal for Kids to Work in Meatpacking Plants
By Lela Nargi
Environment
Is the War on Cheatgrass Unwinnable?
By Sara Ventiera
Technology
Planting Tiny Indoor Farms In Strip Malls and Office Parks
By Taylor Kate Brown
Labor
Profit-Sharing is Taking Root in the Wine Industry
By Sara Ventiera
Legislation
Has the Time for Checkoff Reform Finally Arrived?
By Lela Nargi
Crops
Maslins, a Method of Planting Grains You’ve Probably Never Heard of
By Liz Susman Karp
Sustainability
Insects for Dinner: Separating the Hope from the Hype
By Kathleen Willcox
Livestock
California Is Spending Millions to Compensate Ranchers for Living Near Wolves
By Shea Swenson
Farm Finance
Can the Farm Bill Ease the Childcare Crisis for U.S. Farm Families?
By Shelby Vittek
Supply Chain
Why Dairy Farmers Dump Their Milk
By Jesse Hirsch
Farm Finance
A New Class of Consultants Helps Farmers Navigate USDA’s Cumbersome Funding Applications
By Lela Nargi
Sustainability
Embracing the Toilet-to-Farm Irrigation Model
By Jen A. Miller
Livestock
The Complicated Case for Vaccinating Chickens
By Jesse Hirsch
Perspective
Notes From a Dairy Farmer’s Daughter
By Maureen Purcell
Labor
Florida’s New Anti-Immigration Law Spells Bad News for Agriculture
By Shelby Vittek
Farm Finance
Minnesota Farmers Celebrate Their New Public Health Care Option
By Shea Swenson
Livestock
Why Would a Conventional Vegetable Farmer Bring Someone Else’s Cattle Onto His Fields?
By Lela Nargi
Technology
Virtual Fencing Will Change How We Raise Livestock, Fight Fires, and Support Soil Health
By Alexandra Jones
Environment
Iowa’s Water Crisis Isn’t Drying Up Anytime Soon
By Shelby Vittek
Legislation
Why Are Farm Groups Opposing Climate Disclosures?
By John McCracken
Livestock
Can the Farm Bill Fix Agriculture’s Methane Problem?
By John McCracken
Crops
We’re Losing Our Seed Breeders
By Shea Swenson
Technology
Genetically Edited Pork Has Entered the Food Supply
By Jesse Hirsch
Land
Silvopasture Is an Ancient, Climate-Smart Farming Practice. Can the Farm Bill Help Spur its Renaissance?
By Ashley Stimpson
Crops
The Small Southern Farm Working to Forecast the Crops of the Future
By Shelby Vittek
Legislation
Colorado Became the First Right-to-Repair State — Who’s Next?
By Amanda Loudin
Legislation
How a Climate-Smart Farm Bill Can Save Lives
By Eve Andrews
Studies
For Farmers in Crisis, Could Online Therapy Be the Answer?
By Jesse Hirsch
Labor
Are Farm Apprentices and Interns Getting Paid What They Deserve?
By Lela Nargi
Legislation
Meet the Elite Squad of Beagles Keeping U.S. Agriculture Safe
By Shea Swenson
Crops
How Wildfire Smoke Shrinks and Shrivels Potatoes
By Shelby Vittek
Legislation
Why Does the Farm Bill Consider Fruits and Vegetables “Specialty Crops?”
By Lela Nargi
Studies
Farmland flooding could help with both extreme weather and depleted aquifers. But will it contaminate drinking water?
By Caroline Tracey
Studies
Washington Dairy Farmers Love Bald Eagles, and Vice Versa
By Shea Swenson
Legislation
“Vital” Sedative for Cattle and Horses Is in DEA Crosshairs
By Jesse Hirsch
Legislation
Is There a Better Way to Deal With Wild Cattle?
By Kathleen Willcox
Legislation
Big Poultry’s Anticompetitive Practices Come Home to Roost
By Jack Dodson
Technology
Counterfeit Seeds Are Taking Root Worldwide
By Jesse Hirsch
Supply Chain
A Domestic Vanilla Industry Is Slowly Unfurling in Florida
By Shelby Vittek
Sustainability
After a crippling drought, California has enough water to grow rice this year. Its troubles aren’t over.
By Lela Nargi
Farm Finance
Ohio Wants More New Farmers, So It’s Paying Them to Learn About Finance
By Shea Swenson
Legislation
The Battle Over Canola Farming in Oregon Heats Up
By Shelby Vittek
Legislation
U.S. and Mexico Have 1 Week Left to Settle Corn Clash
By John McCracken
Legislation
Proposed CO₂ Pipeline Through Iowa Angers Farmers and Environmentalists Alike
By Eve Andrews
Supply Chain
Rebuilding North America’s Flax-to-Fiber Supply Chain
By Alexandra Jones
Legislation
“They’re Doing Fraud”: Meat Producers Weigh in on USA Labels
By Jesse Hirsch
Studies
What Explosions in Space Tell Us About Agricultural Erosion
By Caroline Tracey
Livestock
Shooting Feral Cattle From Helicopters
By Shea Swenson
Sustainability
Food Companies Are Gung-Ho for Greenhouse Gas Scores — But Are They Just Greenwashing?
By Lela Nargi
Farm Finance
A Matchmaker for Small Farmers and Landowners
By Amanda Loudin
Legislation
Fighting to Keep Milk a Household — But Not Plant-Based — Name
By John McCracken
Sustainability
In Texas, Climate Change and Food Security Are Closely Linked
By Lauryn Higgins
Studies
Addressing Agriculture’s Mental Health Crisis
By Shelby Vittek
Livestock
More Human Contact Could Benefit Dairy Calves — Maybe
By Shea Swenson
Sustainability
Making Wine With the Help of Bugs, Raptors, and Livestock
By Kathleen Willcox
Crops
The Race to Breed a Better Potato Chip
By Shelby Vittek
Studies
After 3 Decades in the Lab, Meet Cornell’s Pest-Resistant Tomato
By Shea Swenson
Labor
Iowa Pushes to Let 14-Year-Olds Work in Meatpacking Plants
By Lela Nargi
Legislation
Oklahoma’s New Lunch Program Puts a Twist on the Farm-to-School Model
By Shea Swenson
Legislation
Will More Money for Small Meat Processors Fix the Supply Chain?
By Lela Nargi
Legislation
The Growing Movement to Liberate Raw Milk
By Shelby Vittek
Technology
For Agrivoltaics, the Right Light Matters
By Bridget Reed Morawski
Crops
Bean Growers Are Eager to Rebuild a Once-Powerful Market
By Shelby Vittek
Legislation
Seed Thieves
By Jack Dodson
Supply Chain
Where Will Egg Prices Go in 2023?
By Chris Chafin
Farm Finance
The Tricky Balance of Raising Kids and Maintaining a Farm
By Shea Swenson
Legislation
Congress Wants to Block Foreign Ownership of U.S. Farmland. Is This a Red Herring?
By Lela Nargi
Crops
Can Growing Leaves for Cigar Wrappers Save Struggling Farmers?
By Shelby Vittek
Studies
Upcycling Apple Waste Could Give Chickens a Gut Health Boost
By Shea Swenson
Crops
Perennial Wheat Is Not Going to Save Us — Not Yet, at Least
By Shelby Vittek
Legislation
USDA Is Cracking Down on Organic Fraud. Will It Rebuild Public Trust?
By Lela Nargi
Supply Chain
Playing Chicken With Farm Feed
By Jen A. Miller
Supply Chain
Why Supermarket Monopolies Are Bad for the Farm Economy
By Shelby Vittek
Supply Chain
Nationwide Steel Shortage Leaves Farm Equipment in Short Supply
By Shea Swenson
Legislation
Time Is Running Out to Complete the Census of Agriculture
By Christina Yergat
Legislation
Not Everyone Is Celebrating This Week’s Right-to-Repair News
By Lela Nargi
Livestock
When the Cows Get Cold
By Shea Swenson
Legislation
Are the Threats of “Agroterrorism” Overblown?
By Jack Dodson
Studies
Using Hound Dogs to Sniff Out Cattle Disease
By Jesse Hirsch
Technology
The Uncertain Future of Growing Without Soil
By Shea Swenson
Sustainability
Is the Biochar Boom Upon Us?
By Shelby Vittek
Technology
Tech Companies Are Pushing Precision Agriculture Into American Vineyards
By Shelby Vittek
Technology
Adaptive Equipment for the Most Dangerous Profession
By Lela Nargi
Farm Finance
The Barely Profitable World of the Christmas Tree Grower
By Chris Chafin
Technology
Recycled Carbon Dioxide May Be the Key to Bountiful Rooftop Farms
By Shea Swenson
Sustainability
The Fuzzy Math of Soil Carbon Markets
By Grace van Deelen
Technology
Missed Connections: How a Lack of Reliable Internet Access Hinders Rural Farmers
By Shelby Vittek
Studies
There’s a Shortage of Livestock Veterinarians and It’s Making Our Food Less Safe
By Jesse Hirsch
Farm Finance
Agritourism Won’t Fix Every Farmer’s Financial Woes
By Shea Swenson
Technology
Polar Farming: Growing Produce in the World’s Northernmost Town
By Aishwarya Jagani
Legislation
Organic Producers Ask Congress for Emergency Aid
By Shea Swenson
Livestock
Feeding Seaweed to Cattle Could Reduce Methane Emissions up to 80%. Don’t Expect to See it Here Soon.
By Emma Penrod
Crops
Texas Lost More Than Half of This Year’s Cotton Crop to Drought. Could Hemp Be the Salvation?
By Lela Nargi
Environment
Will Rising Temperatures Force Cranberry Production to Move North?
By Shelby Vittek
Labor
“Corn Sweat” Is on the Rise — And It May Make Farmwork Less Safe
By Whitney Bauck
Legislation
The Age of Over-the-Counter Antibiotics for Livestock Is Ending
By Shea Swenson
Sustainability
Pollinator Advocates Are Bridging the Gap Between Front Lawns and Farms
By Richard Bednarski
Crops
Going Broke Growing Hemp
By Chris Chafin
Sustainability
California Wants to Transition All Truck Fleets to Zero Emissions. Farmers Aren’t So Sure.
By Shea Swenson
Studies
Fertilizer Is Making Flowers Repel Bumblebees
By Lela Nargi
Labor
A Safety Net for Farmworkers During Climate Disasters
By Jesse Hirsch
Legislation
How to Build a Climate-Smart Farm Bill
By Lela Nargi
Studies
U.S. Grain Farmers Are Leaving $2.6 Billion on the Field
By Jesse Hirsch
Crops
Iowa Agronomists “Very Concerned” About Invasive Asian Copperleaf
By Jesse Hirsch
Environment
Some of Oregon’s Irrigation Systems Are More Than 100 Years Old, and It Shows
By Lela Nargi
Livestock
Poultry Farmers Are on the Front Lines of USDA’s New War on Salmonella
By Jesse Hirsch
Environment
Winter Rain Keeps Increasing — And It’s Exponentially Increasing Toxic Farm Runoff
By Jesse Hirsch
Livestock
Should California’s Animal Welfare Laws Affect National Pork Production? The Supreme Court Is About to Decide.
By Jesse Hirsch
Technology
NASA Asks Drought-Stricken Farmers: “How Can We Help?”
By Randy Showstack
Sustainability
The USDA Wants Farmers to Double-Crop. It’s Not Just About Profits.
By Lela Nargi
Sustainability
Can No-Till Farming Go Big?
By Richard Robinson & Caroline Noble
Farm Finance
Most Farmers Need Second Jobs to Survive
By Jesse Hirsch
Supply Chain
Record Prices Give Rise to Consolidation Concerns in the Fertilizer Industry
By Nathan Beacom
Legislation
Some States Are Moving to Ban Neonic Pesticides. Is This the Best Way to Support Pollinators — and Farmers?
By Lela Nargi
Sustainability
One of the World’s Strangest — and Most Critical — Fisheries Is in Serious Danger
By Emma Penrod
Labor
West Coast Farm Owners Are Adapting to New Overtime Laws
By Michael Crowe
Sustainability
British “Rewilding” Effort Merges Husbandry, Carbon Sequestration, and Conservation
By James FitzGerald
Farm Finance
Climate Change Likely Driving Crop Insurance Costs Up
By Randy Showstack
Technology
Agrivoltaics are Gaining Ground on Agricultural Land
By Whitney Bauck
Crops
Teff Gains Ground as a Dual-Income Crop
By Richard Bednarski
Supply Chain
Farmers Look to Weather Record Inflation as Input Costs Soar
By Michael Crowe
Supply Chain
Ag Exports Bottlenecked at Oakland Port Despite USDA Efforts
By Veronica Irwin
Supply Chain
Mushroom Farmers Across America Face Extraordinary Supply Shortages
By Jordan Montgomery
Livestock
Diversifying Meat Markets After The Pandemic
By Nathan Beacom
Sustainability
How Northwest Farmers Dealt With Record Heatwave
By Michael Crowe
Farm Finance
Fighting Farm Consolidation in Amish Country
By Christina Yergat
Farm Finance
When Organic Farming Doesn’t Pay Off
By David Warmflash, MD
Supply Chain
Drought and COVID-19: Factors Beyond Ukraine Invasion Driving Wheat Price Spike
By Lars Schonander
Supply Chain
Grain, Fuel, and Fertilizer: How the Invasion of Ukraine is Affecting American Farmers
By IV Hendrix
A Visit to the Farm
7,000 Pounds of Produce on 1/10th of an Acre
By Atticus Graven
Engineering
How Engineers Design: Full-Stack Design Systems at Ambrook
By Dan Schlosser
Studies
The Conservation Reserve Program is Competing with Pasture Insurance for Farmer Participation
By Atticus Graven, Jisang Yu, PhD, & Brittney Goodrich, PhD
Funding
You Should Apply to the Pandemic Response and Safety (PRS) Grant Program
By Atticus Graven
Studies
Does Digital Access to USDA Programs Mean More Equitable Access?
By Atticus Graven
Studies
Buy Farmland Where Your Harvest Justifies the Cost of Land
By Atticus Graven
Company
Ambrook is Now Certified by Ag Data Transparent
By Mackenzie Burnett
Studies
Poor Broadband Access Linked to Less Farm Funding
By Atticus Graven & Aleks Schaefer, PhD JD
Company
Announcing Ambrook Wallet & Our Partnership With Stripe Treasury
By Dan Schlosser
Funding
CFAP2 Application to Reopen April 5th
By Mackenzie Burnett
Funding
CFAP Additional Assistance Applications (CFAP-AA), Now on Ambrook
By Mackenzie Burnett
Engineering
Ambrook’s Seamless Authentication with Next.js and Firebase
By Dan Schlosser
Company
Working at Ambrook
By Mackenzie Burnett, Jeff Anders, & Dan Schlosser

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