State of the Food Hub - National Survey Results Webinar

September 19, 2013 - John Fisk, Jeff Farbman, Rich Pirog<$authorEmail> & Micaela Fischer

CRFS and the Wallace Center at Winrock International collaborated to conduct the 2013 National Food Hub Survey, which represents one of the most comprehensive data sets on food hub operations to date. At the time of its release, the Wallace Center also hosted a webinar, with researchers from each organization, to explain and answer questions on the survey findings.  The webinar recording is available on the Wallace Center's National Good Food Network website, the link to the recording is found below.

State of the Food Hub - National Survey Results Webinar on the National Good Food Network website

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