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Models and Examples

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The word model can be used

as a noun, to mean something that demonstrates, predicts, or describes (e.g. supply chains, soil function, etc.)

In this context, it can be related to planning, if the model is used to identify possibilities and set goals.
It can be small and specific, or wide in scope.
A model or plan "can carry varying levels of political clout" (A Guide to Local Food System Planning for Scott County MN).

as an adjective, to mean "exemplary," or "experimental," as in a "model" farm

Within the tag family "Food Actions and Strategies."

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Food Actions and Strategies Maria Frank Nobody believes that the food system perfectly addresses all needs. Some individuals and groups actively work to turn their dissatisfaction into action with the intent to create systemic change. If people specifically describes their work in terms of activism or the “food movement,” or if they lay out specific, intentional strategies used to influence the food system, they are referring to “Food Actions and Strategies”.

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Social Collaboration

Models and Examples

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Empowering Consumers

Empowering Producers

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Vacant Land Assessment for Urban Agriculture in North Minneapolis (metadata)

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New York State Foodshed Analysis

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Defining the Agricultural Landscape of the Western Lake Superior Region (PDF)

Snohomish County Agricultural Sustainability Project (metadata)

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Exploring Maryland’s Agriculture, Food, and Public Health Landscape (metadata)

Defining the Agricultural Landscape of the Western Lake Superior Region (metadata)

Models and Strategies for a Produce Distribution Plan (PDF)

Financialization, Food Pricing, and Speculation (metadata)

Food From Here, For Here: Rekindling the Intimacy of Our Food System (metadata)

Exploring Maryland’s Agriculture, Food, and Public Health Landscape (PDF)

A Guide to Local Food System Planning for Scott County, Minnesota (PDF)

Homegrown Minneapolis: Final report presented to the Health, Energy and Environment Committee of the Minneapolis City Council (metadata)

Vacant Land Assessment for Urban Agriculture in North Minneapolis

A Science Roadmap for Food and Agriculture (PDF)