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The $500,000 Food to Market Challenge Picks Its Final Five

Posted on July 26, 2016July 27, 2016 by FamilyFarmed

Variety is the word for the field of five finalists in the Food to Market Challenge. This competition will award $500,000 to the team deemed to have proposed the best solution to a problem affecting the supply chain for local and sustainable food in the Chicago region.

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Posted in Awards, Direct Farm Marketing, Family Farms, Farm businesses, Food Entrepreneurs, Food Hubs, Food to Market Challenge, Good Food and economic development, Value Chain CoordinationTagged Chicago Good Food Market, FamilyFarmed, Food supply chain, Food to Market Challenge, Food:Land:Opportunity, Good Food supply chain, Kinship Foundation, local food, Searle Funds at Chicago Community Trust, sustainable food, The Chicago Community TrustLeave a comment

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Ten Delicious Facts About Chicago Good Food

Rick Bayless Demo at GFFC

Family Farmed is proud of the blossoming Good Food movement in our hometown of Chicago, so we put together a list of 10 Delicious Facts about Good Food in the Windy City (click on the photo to read the article). We want our readers to know what's happening in your hometown, too! If you would like to contribute a column about your Good Food scene, please contact bob@familyfarmed.org

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