Michigan Beginning Farmer Initiatives Webinar

April 20, 2017 - Rich Pirog<$authorEmail>, Donny Comer, Rachel Kelly

This webinar features representatives from a variety of Michigan-based beginning farmer initiatives giving two-minute overviews of their programs. Twenty programs from across the state are represented. The goal of the webinar is to increase awareness of beginning farmer initiatives in Michigan, as well as to encourage collaboration and sharing of resources among those involved.

Sponsors are MSU CRFS, MSU Student Organic Farm, MSU North Farm, Tollgate Farm, and MIFFS.

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Webinar Contacts

This webinar is hosted by:

  • Rich Pirog Director, MSU Center for Regional Food Systems, Department of Community Sustainability
  • Donny Comer, CSUS Graduate Student

 

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