Hudson Valley Farm Bulk Order




Event Details

Date

March 24, 2022

Time

1pm-1:45pm

Location

Zoom

Host

Southwest New York Dairy, Livestock and Field Crops Program




The Hudson Valley Farm Bulk Order program supports other cooperative farm purchasing programs to start up, grow, and thrive.  In that spirit, we have made our organizing materials, lessons learned, and other helpful tools and resources publicly available.  As a courtesy, we'd ask that prospective organizers reach out to coordinate with us if there is potential overlap with some of our vendors, so that we can ensure our program continues to run smoothly.   REGISTER




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