The Economic Impact Of Farmers Markets
Podcast |
The Full Story
Publisher |
WSHU Public Radio
Media Type |
audio
Categories Via RSS |
Government
News
Publication Date |
Sep 19, 2019
Episode Duration |
00:47:30
Farmers markets in the U.S. are a $1 billion business – and they’re growing, both in number and in the variety of products they sell. We’ll discuss how these markets boost the economies of farmers and local communities, with guests: Bryan P. Hurlburt, commissioner, Connecticut Department of Agriculture German Cutz, Ed.D., associate extension educator, College of Agrictulture and Natural Resources, Cooperative Extension System, University of Connecticut Lori Cochran, executive director, Westport Farmers' Market Patti Wood, founder and executive director, Grassroots Environmental Education Ethel Terry, market manager, Long Island Growers Market
Farmers markets in the U.S. are a $1 billion business – and they’re growing, both in number and in the variety of products they sell. We’ll discuss how these markets boost the economies of farmers and local communities, with guests: Bryan P. Hurlburt, commissioner, Connecticut Department of Agriculture German Cutz, Ed.D., associate extension educator, College of Agrictulture and Natural Resources, Cooperative Extension System, University of Connecticut Lori Cochran, executive director, Westport

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