Farmers Market Voucher Webinar Recording Now Available

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Author: Jenn Kucharczyk

Posted: April 4, 2013

Categories: Food in the News / Webinars

A recording of our webinar on Farmers Market Vouchers is now available online. Sustain Ontario hosted this webinar in collaboration with the Greenbelt Farmers’ Market Network  on Monday, November 19, 2012. Watch the video below or on the Sustain Ontario Vimeo page, where you can watch many more webinar recordings, City to Country tours, and Growing Good Food Ideas videos.

Farmers’ market voucher programs are popping up across North America as a means to connect low-income people with nutritious, local food, while at the same time supporting small-scale producers. While market voucher programs have commendable goals, there are still many questions that need to be addressed regarding the opportunities, barriers and viability of these programs in Ontario. Access more resources on the Farmers Market Vouchers Initiatives page.

Webinar: Farmers Market Vouchers (November 2012) from Sustain Ontario on Vimeo.

The panel featured individuals involved in market voucher programs in BC and Ontario, as well as a US participant involved with a Double Value Coupon Program.

Panelists:
Anne Freeman, Greenbelt Farmers’ Market Network, ON
Michelle Seaborn, Grimsby Farmers’ Market, ON
Peter Leblanc, Farmers’ Market Nutrition Coupon Program, BC
Maggie Reynolds, Double Value Coupon Program, USA
Ayal Dinner, Sorauren Farmers’ Market Market Bucks Program, ON