Farm to School Sales Webinar

February 10, 2015 - Dru Montri, Erin Caudell, Colleen Matts<matts@msu.edu>

Michigan farmers and food service directors talk about their experiences with Farm to School sales as part of the Hoophouses for Health program in this educational webinar. 

  • Jess Piskor of Bare Knuckle Farm and Berkeley Gossett of Leelanau Children's Center will speak about their farm to daycare connection in Leelanau, MI.
  • Doreen Simonds, Food Service Director of Waterford Public Schools, will speak about her experience working with Trim Pines Farm in Waterford, MI.
  • Mary Brower of Bluestem Farm will speak about her experience working with East Jordan Public Schools and a private daycare in East Jordan, MI.

Farm to School Sales Webinar

 

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