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Workshop on Wednesday in Milan, Minn., focuses on marketing local foods

MILAN -- Do you produce food on your farm and market it directly to customers in western Minnesota, eastern South Dakota or the Twin Cities?

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A free Land Stewardship Project workshop for farmers who are interested in exploring ways to distribute farm-fresh local foods more efficiently and with less expense will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Milan Community School.

To register and for more information, contact Tom Taylor in the Land Stewardship Project's Montevideo office at ttaylor@landstewardshipproject.org or 320-269-2105.

The workshop will feature Johnice Cross, manager of GROWN Locally farmer co-op in Decorah, Iowa, talking about local food distribution to area institutions.

Dakota Rural Action's Holly Tilton will share how the online SD Local Food Co-op (http://sdlocalfood.org/shop) is distributing locally produced food up and down the Interstate 29 corridor.

An afternoon work session will allow farmers to work together planning their own regional distribution systems.


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