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Tourism groups partner on Roaring Fork pocket guide

The deep roots of the Roaring Fork Valley’s agricultural history and local food culture come to life as the five tourism organizations Aspen Chamber Resort Association, Snowmass Tourism, Basalt Chamber of Commerce, Carbondale Tourism,.

Aspen, Snowmass Village, Basalt, Carbondale, and Glenwood Springs Unveil The Roaring Fork + Farm Map, a New Local Food and Farm Visitor Guide – Padovanews

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High Desert Food & Farm Alliance announces 2021 'Local Food Champions'

Specialty Food Items: Root Cellar Staples Our goal is to encourage local consumers to thoughtfully consider the sources of their food, as well as the steps it takes to get it to the market and onto their plates. Try purchasing local products from these outstanding local food businesses. Use our Annual Food & Farm Directory as your guide to connect directly with our network of high desert agricultural producers and food businesses and get a taste of Central Oregon! Our 2021 Directory can be found online at www.getataste.org, through our new mobile Get A Taste app,or in print at partner businesses, regional farmers markets, libraries, and numerous public spaces throughout Central Oregon.

Neighborhood Food Champions Named In Indianapolis

Neighborhood Food Champions Named In Indianapolis A local program that aims to increase community involved solutions to address food insecurity was launched this week.  The 2021 Neighborhood Food Champions chosen for the program will receive training and mentorship to develop a food access project.  The proposals from 15 recipients include gardens, pantries and farming initiatives. Participants will receive $2,000 to start their projects. This year’s program is broken up into two parts and includes four Neighborhood Food Builders, participants who have previous experience in the food system. The effort to strengthen local food systems with targeted neighborhood solutions started in 2017. The Indianapolis City-County Council recently increased the program’s funding to $70,000.