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Northern NY Regional/Local Foods

RESEARCH REPORTS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS

Farmers Markets

Assessing the Success of Farmers’ Markets in Northern New York:
A Survey of Vendors, Customers, and Market Managers

Determinants of Vendor Success in Farmers’ Markets:
Evidence from Upstate New York* Todd M. Schmit and Miguel I. G�mez (Power Point Presentation)


Enhancing Local and Regional Food Systems:Exploring the Research, What Works, and What We Need to Learn (Click on links to slide show or video for proceedings)

Local Food Guides

Enhancing Local and Regional Food Systems: Exploring the Research, What Works, and What We Need to Learn: Proceedings of May 2009, Kerhonkson, NY Conference

CaRDI Research & Policy Brief Series:
Exploring Regional Food Systems: A North Country Example – The North Country Regional Foods Initiative

Research Report on the Impacts of Local and Regional Foods in the Adirondack-North Country Region

I. Executive Summary

II.
Introduction

III. Impact Analysis Research Briefs
  
      A.
Market Outlets
      B.
Farm/Food Business Economics
      C.
Training and Educational Resources
      D.
Collaborations
      E.
Roles of Local/Regional Food Businesses in Northern NY
      F.
Organizational Support

IV.
Conclusions and Recommendations

V. Appendices
  
      A. Interview Guides
          1.
Farm/Food Business Case Study
          2.
Organizations
      B. North Country Regional Foods Initiative Fact Sheets
          1.
The Agricultural Geography of the Adirondack - North
             
Country Region
          2.
Adirondack-North Country Local Food and Agriculture
             
Trends
          3.
Potential Community Impacts of Adirondack-North
             
Country Regional Foods
          4.
Regional Food Processing Trends

      C.
A Select History of Local Food Events in Northern NY


VI. NCRFI PowerPoint Presentation (PDF)
      Available as a program for community groups interested in learning
      more about this project, contact your local Cornell Cooperative
      Extension office for more information.

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April 18th Conference Materials: The Role of Adirondack North Country Foods in Community and Economic Development

Opening Plenary:  How Local Food and Agriculture Contribute to Community & Economic Development: Challenges and Opportunities

Concurrent Sessions:  Community-Based Strategies for Strengthening Local Food and Agriculture

Community-Based Marketing Infrastructure

Agricultural Entrepreneurship

Taste of Place: Developing Regional Identity Around Food & Agriculture

Connecting Local Foods with Health and Well-Being

Land-Use and Agricultural Economic Development

Policy Forum & Action Steps