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August 23, 2010
West Michigan Businesses, Governments Incorporate Good Food
Leaders campaign to ‘go local,’ ‘go green,” and protect farmland
One reason people are buying more local food is to put more money back into local pockets. Some even say that local spending is like healthy eating, which keeps your body strong. ...more
 
     
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Westport Wineries in Massachusetts
September 17, 2002
Joining Farm and City
City mouse, country mouse, no matter. City dwellers and field tenders alike suffer from the free-for-all building spree that swallows 1.2 million acres of farm ...more

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Bill’s Farm Market, Petoskey, MI
September 6, 2002
Beyond Convention on Farm Profitability, Land Conservation
Lieutenant Governor Dick Posthumus, the Republican gubernatorial candidate who was raised on a farm in West Michigan, says the prescription for encouraging ...more

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Pam Bosserd
July 15, 2002
Make the Local Farm Connection
Just as consumer demand is pulling farmers into new food markets, citizen demand can pull farming back onto local and state government’s economic ...more

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The New Entrepreneurial Agriculture
June 4, 2002
The New Entrepreneurial Agriculture
Guided by the invisible and powerful hand of the free market, a new crop of entrepreneurial farmers in Michigan and other states is tailoring production to ...more

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April 9, 2002
Fresh Fields
Forget red-breasted robins chasing worms and daffodils popping out of the ground. These days one of the sure signs of spring is a construction crew out on a ...more

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April 1, 2002
The New Entrepreneurial Agriculture
Farmland in Michigan iscurrently more valuable forbuilding superstores andsubdivisions than growing cornor strawberries because globalmarkets pay little for ...more

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February 14, 2002
About Face on Factory Farms
After dozens of catastrophic and chronic manure spills into Michigan waterways in recent years, the state Department of Environmental Quality has decided it no ...more

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August 7, 2001
Message to Congress: Stop Sprawl. Create New Farm Markets
Farmers living on the edge of suburbia know they have a big payday coming as soon as the growing real estate market makes it out to their picturesque fields. ...more

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March 1, 2001
Country Conflict
If you put Dave Maturen and Rob Richardson in a room together, you would get a good snapshot of how thousands of neighbors in rural Michigan are becoming ...more

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August 12, 2000
Electrifying Win in Milan Township
When it comes to grassroots organizing, few triumphs are as electrifying as the one last February in Milan Township. By a margin of 403-350, residents of this ...more

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