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  • Price checking your grain market strategies

    Published on July 12, 2022
    Have you reviewed your market strategies and are they keeping up with changes in the market environment?

  • Bulletin E-3424 Marketing Fresh Produce via Direct to Consumer and Intermediated Markets

    Published on March 31, 2022
    The guide provides an overview of direct and intermediated marketing channels, including quality standards, insurance and food safety considerations, communication, skills, pricing, and typical customer profiles.

  • USDA grant will engage Michigan farmers to create trainings for beginning farmers

    Published on November 3, 2021
    This collaborative project is engaging community-based beginning farmer programs and beginning farmers to create educational resources and trainings for educators in Michigan.

  • Bulletin E-3416 Introduction to Grain Marketing

    Published on September 7, 2021
    Introductory bulletin on grain markets with educational information on marketing tools and strategies.

  • Grain Marketing Basics Workshop

    Published on July 12, 2021
    Matt Gammans presents on the basics of Grain Marketing, including fundamentals, strategies, and applications.

  • Hosting On-farm Educational Events for Your Community

    MSU Extension hosts this video about on-farm educational events that you could host for your community.

  • Selling to Food Hubs

    MSU Extension offers this webinar for participants to use to learn and understand about selling to food hubs.

  • Community Supported Agriculture in Michigan

    MSU Extension provides participants the opportunity to learn and understand community supported agriculture.

  • Selling to Wholesale Buyers

    Getting started with selling to wholesale buyers.

  • Raising Rabbits

    Getting started with raising rabbits.

  • Accepting Food Assistance Benefits to Increase Sales

    Getting started with accepting food assistance benefits to increase sales.

  • Marketing Agriculture Products

    Getting started with exploring market possibilities for your ag products.

  • Selling to Schools and Hospitals

    Getting started with selling to schools and hospitals.

  • Value Added Agriculture

    Getting started with value added agriculture.

  • Community Supported Agriculture Farming

    Getting Started with a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Farm.

  • Selling to Restaurants

    Getting started with selling to restaurants.

  • Direct Marketing Strategies

    Getting started with direct marketing strategies.

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