Federal grant · project grant (b)
In Her Shoes Inc. Will Enhance the Sustainability of Small Farm Businesses and Improve Access to Fresh Produce Within Rural Communities in the Mississippi Delta. This Project Aims to Facilitate Market Integration for Over 30 Locally Owned and Operated Farm Businesses by Providing Essential Technical Assistance and Support Enabling Them to Connect With New Markets. a Key Component Involves the Development of a Mobile Produce Market Designed to Directly Link Farmers With Programs Such as the Local Food Purchase Assistance Program Alongside the Establishment of New Market Channels. the Anticipated Outcomes Include Increased Access to Processing and Transportation Capacity Allowing Farmers to Efficiently Reach Wholesale and Retail Suppliers Leading to a Rise in the Number of Direct Buyers Accessing Fresh Locally Grown Produce and a Corresponding Increase in Overall Produce Sales. Furthermore the Project Seeks to Reduce Food Waste on Farms. the Primary Beneficiaries of This Initiative Are Farmers Ranchers Processors and Other Stakeholders Within the Delta Region as Well as Consumers Who Will Have Greater Access to Fresh Agricultural Products. in Her Shoes Inc. Is Committed to Bolstering the Economic Sustainability of Small Farm Businesses Through the Development of Robust Market Connections and Operational Improvements.
Committed
$307,243
Paid out
$187.1K
61%
Committed, not yet paid
$120.2K
39%
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