Event Details

Date

February 15, 2018

Time

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Location

CCE St. Lawrence County
2043B State Highway 68
Canton, NY 13617

Cost

$10.00 per person

Host

CCE St. Lawrence County
Maria Filippi
315-379-9192 x229

Pre-Registration Deadline: February 14, 2018

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Market Strategies for Retail and Wholesale

February 15, 2018

Market Strategies for Retail and Wholesale

Session for veggie, fruit, value-added and general producers. Presenter are Lindsey Pashow Ag Business Development & Marketing Specialist for Harvest NY and Ian Ater owner/operator of Fledgling Crow Vegetables in Keeseville, NY.
  • Evaluate your markets
  • Improve buyer communications
  • Strengthen farm brand 
  • Improve record keeping
$10.00/person. Lunch included in cost of registration.




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