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Get Fresh Net
The How to's and
What for's of
Online Farmers' Markets
and
Buying Clubs

photo credit Dean Gyorgy Media Arts
This program is to assist individual farmers, groups of farmers and community members interested in farmers' markets and buying clubs get set up and running online. . This program can be customized depending on the audience and the topics of most interest to them and it’s FREE!
For more information or to set up a workshop and/or one-on-one session:
Call Tricia Cook at (207)778-3885 or email her at tcook@westernmountainsalliance.org
Taking “Networked” to a New Level:
Cluster Initiatives in Western Maine
Here at WMA, we think cluster initiatives build on the best of networks, community planning and economic development – the success of local agriculture is one good example. In 2011, WMA’s Board used this "white paper" to consider how collaborative cluster initiatives could provide a framework for applying limited resources more strategically, and achieving better economic outcomes for the region. Tell us what you think by commenting on Facebook or emailing tswain@westernmountainsalliance.org.
Read Taking “Networked” to a New Level:
Cluster Initiatives in Western Maine (185MG pdf)