National Food Hub Survey 2015 Results Webinar

November 19, 2015 - Jill Hardy, John Fisk, Rich Pirog<$authorEmail>, and Jeff Farbman

This webinar is an overview of the results from the 2015 National Food Hub Survey, one of the most comprehensive longitudinal data sets on food hub operations to date. This research is result of the partnership between the MSU Center for Regional Food Systems and the Wallace Center at Winrock International. The webinar was offered by the National Good Food Network on November 19, 2015.

This webinar is given by:

  • Jill Hardy, CRFS Graduate research associate
  • John Fisk, Director Wallace Center at Winrock International 
  • Rich Pirog, CRFS Director
  • Jeff Farbman, Sr. Program Wallace Center at Winrock International 

 

National Food Hub Survey 2015 Webinar on the National Good Food Network website

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