Michigan Food Hub Network Webinar: Colorado & Iowa

December 2, 2013 - Garrett Ziegler, Julia Erlbaum, Andrew Glendenning, Nick McCann

This Michigan Food Hub Network webinar featured presentations on food hub efforts to supply institutional markets in Colorado and Iowa, from Real Food Colorado; the Weld County, CO, Department of Public Health & Environment; and Iowa State University Extension's Northeast Iowa Food and Fitness Project. Garrett Ziegler, with MSU Extension and a CRFS affiliate, also presented on the newly-created Michigan Farm to Institution Network.

Michigan Food Hub Network Webinar: Colorado & Iowa presentation slides

The Colorado reports mentioned during the webinar are found below:

Weld County Health Initiative Assessment (Dan Burden report)

Local Food Distribution in Northern Colorado: Marketing and Economic Implications (Colorado State University report)

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