Using Michigan MarketMaker to Make Farm to Institution Connections

July 26, 2023 - Mariel Borgman<mborgm@msu.edu>, Megan McManus<mcmanu60@msu.edu>, Jo Pisel - MarketMaker

Tutorial: Creating or Updating a MarketMaker Profile with the Cultivate Michigan Affiliation

This five minute video describes how to set up a free business profile for on Michigan MarketMaker ( https://mi.foodmarketmaker.com/). Additionally, it shows how to add a Cultivate Michigan Affiliation so that potential institutional buyers and sellers can more easily find your business profile.
 
 

MFIN Lunchtime Webinar Series: Michigan MarketMaker

Two 30-minute lunchtime webinars were held in July 2023, one for institutional buyers and one for farms and food suppliers, to provide a tutorial of the Michigan MarketMaker platform and useful features for each audience to utilize in making farm to institution connections.

For Institutional Buyers

 

For Farms and Food Suppliers 

 
Learn more about the Michigan MarketMaker Cultivate Michigan Affiliation in the recorded July 2023 MFIN virtual network meeting.

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