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Central Louisiana Economic Development Alliance

Central Louisiana Economic Development Alliance Will Reinforce and Expand Partnerships to Catalyze Better Market Access and Farm Business Viability for Rural Agricultural Producers in Central Louisiana. These Objectives Will Be Achieved by Improving Farmer Success and Vendor Retention Through Training on Food Safety Cottage Food Laws and Business Financial Literacy. This Project Will Recruit Market Vendors for Training and Expand the Appeal of the Market Through a Variety of Innovative Outreach and Promotional Strategies and Familyoriented Community Events. the Results of This Project Are Anticipated to Yield Important Findings and Strategies That Can Be Applied to Rural Farmers Markets Across the Country.

Committed

$356,006

Paid out
$356.0K
100%
Committed, not yet paid
$1
<1%

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