Michigan Farm to Institution Network and Cultivate Michigan Info Sheet

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July 28, 2015 - Colleen Matts<matts@msu.edu>, Hillary Bisnett, Lindsey Scalera

This document provides an overview of the Michigan Farm to Institution Network and its work.  It also describes Cultivate Michigan, the campaign to meet the goal of institutions purchasing 20% of their food locally by 2020 -- found in the Michigan Good Food Charter -- and to track progress toward that goal.

This brief is authored by:

  • Colleen Matts, Farm to Institution Specialist, MSU Center for Regional Food Systems
  • Hillary Bisnett, Program Director, Ecology Center
  • Lindsey Scalera, Farm to Institution Campaign Director, Ecology Center

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