Celebrate Michigan Cherries and a Cultivate Michigan Data Brief: Michigan Farm to Institution Network Virtual Network Meeting

February 27, 2020 - Mollie Woods<willi751@msu.edu>, Kathryn Colasanti, Noel Bielaczyc, Zaire Parrotte, Abigail Harper, Colleen Matts<matts@msu.edu>

Check out this first MFIN Virtual Network Meeting of 2020! Here we learn about Michigan’s cherry industry from an industry expert and recap the 2020 Michigan Cherry Slurp event. We also review the 2018 Cultivate Michigan Data Brief, feedback from the 2019 MFIN Gathering, and our newest Cultivate Michigan winter featured food – garlic! 

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