The FFN 2015 Report to the Community is a compilation of 53 stories from around northwest Michigan related to accomplishing the Network’s goals and objectives. 45 authors contributed content.
by Diane Conners, Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities
The Northwest Michigan Food & Farming Network was born out of a 2009 Farm Route 
to Prosperity Summit organized by economic development and business groups, farmers and farm groups, nonprofit local food policy advocates, land conservancies, job training organizations, health professionals, community garden supporters, school Continue reading
At its annual Food and Farming Network Summit on March 13, 2015, the Northwest Michigan Food and Farming Network distributed copies of its first annual report to the community.
The 66 page document details the work of Network partners in attending to its goal and objectives. The report features 53 narratives written by 45 authors from around northwest Lower Michigan. Each story attaches itself to one of the Network’s goals and objectives.
It is a diverse and fascinating read, full of facts, representing a broad swath of important work happening though the Network’s many connections. To view the report online, and to download a high resolution PDF version, click the image below.
To view other resources important to Northwest Michigan food and farming community, visit our resource page.
By Diane Conners – Michigan Land Use Institute
The Northwest Michigan Food & Farming Network was born out of a 2009 Farm Route to Prosperity Summit organized by economic development and business groups, farmers and farm groups, nonprofit local food policy advocates, land conservancies, job training organizations, health professionals, community garden supporters, school food service directors, and many others. The purpose of the summit was to determine how the region’s food and farm interests should follow up on the Grand Vision Continue reading
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