The Michigan Food Hub Network: A Case Study in Building Effective Networks for Food System Change
December 1, 2014 - Author: Rich Pirog, Abby Harper, Marty Gerencer, Mark Lelle, Chad Gerencer
Making food hubs more viable creates more opportunities for developing effective and efficient ways to supply healthy food to low-income communities. The Michigan Food Hub Network is a learning community that helps Michigan food hubs to meet their business goals by working with public and private partners.
This publication provides an overview of the Michigan Food Hub Network’s creation, implementation, short-term outcomes, and lessons learned in the first 30 months of operation.
The Michigan Food Hub Network: A Case Study in Building Effective Networks for Food System Change
Related Topic Areas
Michigan Food Hub Learning and Innovation Network
Authors
Rich Pirog
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