CRFS Overview

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February 26, 2018 Author: Andrea Weiss, Kathryn Colasanti

This one-page overview gives a big-picture perspective at the work of the MSU Center for Regional Food Systems.

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Authors

Andrea Weiss

Andrea Weiss
aweiss@msu.edu

Kathryn Colasanti

Kathryn Colasanti
colokat@msu.edu

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