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The Minnesota Project & Farmers' Legal Action Group (metadata)
12015-09-18T20:35:52-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862c61304A partnership for the "Connecting Immigrant Farmers to Sustainable Markets" projectplain2017-04-15T12:20:17-07:00Field Guides to FoodValentine Cadieux0826c60623ca5f5c8c1eb72fc2e97084d0c44cf8
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12015-09-18T20:35:53-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862cVideo: Nonprofits to Know: The Minnesota Project and Farmers' Legal Action Group3The Minnesota Philanthropy Partners' Nonprofits to Know video series is proud to feature the Minnesota Project and Farmers' Legal Action Group, Inc. (FLAG). ...plain2015-12-07T21:00:19-08:00YouTube2011-12-27T18:20:08.000ZvideoT6qU_VAWyfoNonprofitmnpartnersvideoMonica Saralampi0bd9e2ff81f115ff7be276630d7287f8dd0c3b39
12015-09-18T20:35:54-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862cReal food is Local and Community-Based.Maria Frank1Description of the first Real Food category.plain1019042015-09-18T20:35:54-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862c
12015-09-18T20:35:53-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862cPeople work to make food operations more transparent...Maria Frank1Based on Statement 28plain2015-09-18T20:35:53-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862c
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12015-09-18T20:35:46-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862cFood Production, Processing, and PreparationMatt Gunther1Between the farm and your fork, plenty of people may share in the work of preparing the final, edible product. Artifacts that describe patterns in food production, processing, and preparation show how this work determines food availability on a systemic scale.
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12015-09-18T20:35:49-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862cLocal FoodMaria Frank1If an item suggests that food should be both produced and consumed in the same place, its employs the value of “local food". Alternatively, items that call into question the conceptual limitations of “place” may fit into this category. Join the Discussion text2015-09-18T20:35:49-07:00Maria Frankf4a36a86c704d57f83d4d89bb75c74782395862c
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12015-09-18T20:35:49-07:00"Local & Community-Based" criterion for Real Food Challenge: Examples1plain2015-09-18T20:35:49-07:00The following are examples of the kinds of issues addressed by the "local & community-based" category of the RFC, and give us a sense of why these are important:
First, a 4-minute video highlighting a joint program of The Minnesota Project and Farmers' Legal Action Group to work with immigrant farmers to increase their income and the sustainability of their farming occupation. This project is an example of an effort to connect local producers with interested and dependable buyers (area universities), so that both parties reap the benefits.
This is followed by a report written by a CURA research assistant that explores this topic in more depth and was, in fact, prepared in partnership with The Minnesota Project. Facilitating Small Farmer's Access to New Sales Channels in Minnesota investigates the obstacles that retail buyers perceive when transporting, ordering, and purchasing from local producers, and suggests strategies for overcoming those obstacles.
Next, an hour-long interview (accompanied by a searchable PDF transcript) with organic farmer Ryan Batalden, who shares what he has learned and experienced since starting in the business He touches on many of the economic considerations of local producers, specific organic farming methods, and what resources he recommends.
The following resource balances Batalden's personal narrative account with a peer-reviewed qualitative research report on the quality of life of producers and their families.
Finally, an hour-long talk given by Prof. Randel Hanson of the University of Minnesota Duluth on the growth of the local food movement and its social, economic, and ecological impacts on the food system.
