Michigan Farm to School and 10 Cents Updates, Crisis Management, and On-Farm Conservation

December 18, 2020 - Author: Jaime Malnar, Nathan Medina, Garrett Ziegler, Abbey Palmer, Tom Zimnicki, Noel Bielaczyc, Colleen Matts

For this meeting, learn about results from a local food purchasing survey of Michigan schools and what to expect in the year ahead for 10 Cents a Meal. We also share resources for crisis management as the coronavirus pandemic continues.  

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