Southwest Michigan farms, food bank receive state grants to expand local food access
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Peck's S.J. Organic Farms awarded $98,944 grant by state for refrigerated vehicle
Following overwhelming interest from Michigan farmers and agribusinesses, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) today announced the recipients of its Last Food Mile grant program, including one organization in Sanilac County. The program aims to improve transportation infrastructure and give more Michigan families access to nutritious, affordable, locally grown foods. The grant program – launched through MDARD’s Fa…
Southwest Michigan farms, food bank receive state grants to expand local food access
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has announced more than $380,000 in grant funding for Southwest Michigan projects aimed at improving access to locally grown foods through expanded refrigerated transportation infrastructure.The funding is part of MDARD’s statewide Last Food Mile grant program, which supports transportation and distribution systems connecting Michigan farms with consumers, retailers, food pantries and …
MDARD awards more than $380K to Southwest Michigan food distribution projects
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has announced more than $380,000 in grant funding for Southwest Michigan projects aimed at improving access to locally grown foods through expanded refrigerated transportation infrastructure.The funding is part of MDARD’s statewide Last Food Mile grant program, which supports transportation and distribution systems connecting Michigan farms with consumers, retailers, food pantries and …
MDARD Announces $525,000 of Grants to Support Chelsea Fair and Others - The Sun Times News
Photo: Chelsea Fair website The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) recently announced $525,000 of grants to fund infrastructure improvements at county fairground facilities and to support livestock and commodity expositions. “County fairs and expositions are cherished summer traditions that boost local commerce while providing the training and education young Michiganders need to become future leaders in agriculture…
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