Connect For Food Aims to Develop Local Food Economy

The Connect For Food (CFF) initiative was developed by a network of local organizations, including Alberta Hub, Alberta Farm Fresh Producers Association, Alberta Farmers’ Market Association, Lakeland Agricultural Research Association, Portage College, NAFMA Canada, Community Futures, Clear Think Group, and Alberta Market. The CFF is committed to strengthening the local food economy through the exchange of local experiences and ideas.

Do you have an interest in the local food system? We want to hear from you!

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Here’s how you can get involved:

Join the Facebook Group ‘Connect For Food.’
Visit the Connect For Food website at www.connectforfood .ca
Join the email list (find the link on the Connect for Food website)

The first Connect for Food virtual ‘Coffee Shop Chat’ is set for February 24, 2022. Sign up to the email list to participate and stay informed.

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Connect For Food Aims to Develop Local Food Economy