2013 National Food Hub Survey Questions

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September 17, 2013 - Micaela Fischer, Mike Hamm<mhamm@msu.edu> & Rich Pirog<mhamm@msu.edu>

The 2013 National Food Hub Survey, conducted by CRFS and the Wallace Center at Winrock International, was opened for response to food hub managers during February and March 2013. The survey was constructed using Qualtrics Research Suite software and administered online. The survey is now closed, but the information and questions provided in the survey are listed in this document.

A full report based upon the survey findings is available for viewing on the CRFS website.

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