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September 7, 2010
Time to Push Candidates on Local Food
Budding statewide movement deserves attention from lawmakers
The weeks until Election Day are prime time for making sure every candidate who wants your vote hears your support for local food and farms. It will be your voice—in letters to the editor, at candidate forums, and on the telephone with campaign callers—that will decide how much care and ...more
 
     
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March 8, 2007
How Preston Maring Doctors Hospital Food
More than 200 farmers, food processors and retailers, health experts, and economists gathered in Lansing last month at the Michigan Land Use Institute’s ...more

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December 2, 2006
Way Better than Summer School!
All last summer, Shawn Morgan, a Kalkaska County teen, and Jorden Smith, an 11-year-old Detroiter, spent their Saturdays discovering a brand-new world. Each ...more

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October 30, 2006
Quick! Confiscate the Butter!
For three years, farmers Richard and Annette Hebron have delivered weekly batches of fresh, unpasteurized milk and dairy products direct to some 150 members of ...more

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October 24, 2006
On Magnificent Peninsula, A Grassroots Tussle Over Preserving Farmland
A long push to preserve working farmland in an exceptionally scenic Michigan peninsula is sparking a vigorous grassroots electoral contest over the future of ...more

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Historic Central Farmers Market
September 22, 2006
There’s a Ford in Food’s Future
The excitement in George Moroz’ voice is about more than The Henry Ford Museum’s recent big discovery. It is also about the fact that the ...more

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Barbara Norconk
September 13, 2006
Hospital Buys Local for Healthy Food, Economy
The menu—summer salad with greens, sautéed beef tips and plump Bardenhagen Farm blackberries—belonged at a four-star restaurant. The clatter ...more

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Good food, good jobs
September 5, 2006
Study Says Buying Local Food Would Boost State Economy
Strengthening local marketing efforts and channeling economic development investments to local food sales would dramatically improve Michigan’s economy, ...more

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More Michigan farms and farmland
August 31, 2006
Farmland Preservation Takes Flight
Farmland conservation programs are catching on across America, but they are just beginning to take off in Michigan, where voters have approved a handful of ...more

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Off to school
August 28, 2006
'Farm Raisers' Make Cents for Schools
Sporting a cap that said “Born to Farm,” Tom Cooper nursed a cup of coffee as 26 fourth graders from nearby Central Lake Elementary School hopped ...more

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August 20, 2006
Farmland Conservation’s East Coast Pioneers
The enduring importance of farming to the nation’s economy is finally turning heads across the country. The rush of land development at the urban ...more

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