Unconventional Fruit Working Group 07: Buying Products for the 2025 Season

April 24, 2025 12:00PM - 1:00PM

Zoom

Contact: Derek Plotkowski at plotkow5@msu.edu.

Join Derek Plotkowski, Mike Reinke and Cheyenne Sloan of Michigan State University Extension to kick off the 2025 series of the Unconventional Fruit Working Group. This is a free, virtual meetup group for fruit farmers who grow fruit using non-conventional practices, including but not limited to organic farmers. Each 1-hour meeting has a theme, with the seventh meeting theme being "Buying Products for the 2025 Season." 

This will be a space that primarily serves to facilitate discussion among growers, with our Michigan State University Extension educators and specialists guiding the conversation. These meetings will be recorded, and recordings will be available after the meetings for those that cannot attend live.

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