Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
Under the Project, Building Community for Local Food System Resiliency, Land Stewardship Project Will Bring Together a Diverse Set of Stakeholders to Coordinate the Expansion of the Regional Food System. the Project Will Analyze Existing Commercial Networks Operating in the Region, Identify Gaps, and Explore New Opportunities for Connection. the Project Will Convene Specialized Working Groups Around Increasing Sales of Local Food and Build New Partnerships to Facilitate Stronger Regional Food Chain Coordination. a Diverse Team of Stakeholders Including Farmers, Consumers, Food Businesses, Food Banks, Economic Development Authority Staff, and Food System Researchers Are Committed to Collaborating to Achieve the Project Goals. the Project Will Generate Data That Stakeholders Can Use to Strengthen Local Food Value Chains and Increase Sales of Local Foods.
Committed
$199,360
Paid out
$99.7K
50%
Committed, not yet paid
$99.7K
50%
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