Michigan Local Food Council Network June Phone/Video Conference

June 16, 2022 10:00AM - 11:30AM

Online

Contact: Liz Gensler and Keesa Johnson

Join the Michigan Local Food Council Network (MLFCN) for our monthly phone/video conference!

This call will include state and federal legislative updates and conclude with offers, requests, and connections.

It will also feature speakers on a topic relevant to local food councils – more details coming soon.

Meeting log-in information

Join Zoom Meeting: https://msu.zoom.us/j/188860279

Password: MLFCN

Join by phone: (646) 876-9923

Meeting ID: 188 860 279

Tags: agricultural policy, center for regional food systems, food councils, food policy, food policy council, food systems, local food councils, local food policy, michigan food council, michigan good food, michigan good food charter, michigan local food council network

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Liz Gensler

Liz Gensler
gensler@msu.edu

Keesa Johnson

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johns253@msu.edu

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