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Metro-Detroit Farmers Markets – a Decision-Making Tool for Market Farmers in Southeast Michigan

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August 30, 2019 - Author: Amelia Paliewicz and Jae Gerhart, Michigan State University Extension

This chart contains information on Southeast Michigan farmers markets and was gathered during the 2019 growing season. Our hope is that this tool will assist you in bringing your farm products to
new markets. Additional information on stall fees and other market details can be found by contacting the market manager listed. For more information, visit:
https://www.canr.msu.edu/farm_farmers_markets/resources

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Tags: farm & farmers markets

Authors

Jae Gerhart

Jae Gerhart
gerhart1@msu.edu

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