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KY Proud Produce event aims at new markets for farmers Lexington, KY Event on 8 Nov 2017 offers opportunities for expanded markets Click on headline for complete story By Sean Southard FRANKFORT (Mon 16 Oct 2017) - Kentucky Proud fruit and vegetable producers and buyers are invited to a meeting November 8, 2017 aimed at helping participants make connections that will generate business opportunities. The meeting is scheduled for 8am-1pmCT/9am-2pmET at the Fayette County Cooperative Extension Service office, 1140 Harry Sykes Way, Lexington. The meeting is sponsored by the Kentucky Department of Agriculture (KDA) and the Kentucky Vegetable Growers Association. "The Kentucky Proud program brings people together to form mutually beneficial partnerships that increase sales and create jobs," Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles said. "We encourage Kentucky Proud members to take advantage of this opportunity to meet face to face and look for ways that they can work together." The meeting is targeted to fruit and vegetable producers looking to sell their products wholesale in any quantities. Invited buyers include representatives of Kroger, Houchens, Walmart, Whole Foods, Good Foods Co-op, Fresh Thyme, ValuMarket, Piazza Produce, Creation Gardens, Crosset Company, Rainbow Blossom, and processors seeking local products. The program includes producer training and market and production news from Tim Woods, John Strang, and Bryan Brady of the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment. Lunch will be provided for participants who pre-register. Buyers may pre-register by contacting Roger Snell, farm-to-retail liaison for the KDA, at roger.snell@ky.gov. Farmers may pre-register by contacting Joel Wilson of the Kentucky Vegetable Growers Association at 606-305-8762. - News from Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles office< This story was posted on 2017-10-17 04:08:02
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