Producer Brownbag: How Do I Find Buyers For My Products




Event Details

Date

May 25, 2021

Time

12pm - 1pm

Location

Online Webinar - Zoom

Host

CCE Broome

Laura Biasillo




How Do I Find Buyers for my Products? Producer Brownbag

May 25th, NOON/Zoom FREE

Join Laura Biasillo, CCE Broome Agricultural Economic Development Specialist, as we discuss how to identify buyers for your farm/agricultural products, what they may be looking for, packaging, transportation logistics, invoicing, and everything in-between. Whether you are looking at working with a food hub, food bank, TASTE NY store, or even consumers looking to buy in quantities - this brownbag webinar is for you. Please make sure to submit questions ahead of time to help inform the presentation. Click this link to register - https://cornell.zoom.us/meetin...




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