Alabama <\/p>\n
Central Alabama Region (3 counties, 2012). Partner: Central Alabama Planning and Development Commission (CARPDC). Data Summary<\/p>\n
North Alabama (11 counties, 2011). Partner: Food Bank of North Alabama. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Santa Rosa County Region (Florida and Alabama)(5 counties, 2006). Partner: Team Santa Rosa (Santa Rosa County Economic Development). Data Summary<\/p>\n
Building Food Security in Alaska (entire state, 2014). By Ken Meter and Megan Phillips Goldenberg. Statewide study commissioned by the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services. Report<\/p>\n
Fairbanks Region (3 counties, 2013). Partner: Partner: University of AlaskaFairbanks. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Potential Infrastructure Investments for Alaska-Grown Food (entire state, 2018). By Ken Meter and Megan Phillips Goldenberg. Prepared for the State of Alaska Department of Health and Social Services and the Alaska Food Policy Council for implementing our 2014 Alaska food system assessment. Report<\/p>\n
Coconino County (July, 2006). Partner: Northern Arizona University Center for Sustainable Environments. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Maricopa County (2018). Building Community Connections Through Community Foods. Meter, K.; Goldenberg, M.P.; & Ross P. Prepared for Maricopa County Food Systems Council by Crossroads Resource Center.<\/p>\n
Navajo County (July, 2006). Partner: Northern Arizona University Center for Sustainable Environments. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Southern Arizona (5 counties, 2011). Partners: Community Food Bank of Tucson and Pima County Food System Alliance. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Yavapai County (July, 2006). Partner: Northern Arizona University Center for Sustainable Environments. Data Summary <\/p>\n
Arkansas Farm & Food Economy (2015). Partner: Heifer Project International. (Still to be released)<\/p>\n
ArkLaTex Region (Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, 2016). Partners: Slow Food North Louisiana and We Grow Together! Local Food & Farm Economy and Strategic Recommendations<\/p>\n
Eastern Arkansas (8 counties, 2012). Partners: East Arkansas Enterprise Community & Heifer Project International. Data Summary<\/p>\n
State of Arkansas (March, 2011). Partner: Heifer Project International. Data Summary<\/p>\n
State of California, Sacramento metro area and Ventura County(2005). Partners: Roots of Change Vivid Picture Project, Ecotrust. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Central Coast (2004) Results summarized in Finding Food in Farm Country. Partner: Community Alliance with Family Farms. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Mendocino County (1 county, 2010). Partner: North Coast Opportunities, Inc. & Mendocino County Community Health Services Susan Sher. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Mount Shasta \/ Mount Lassen Region (6 counties, 2012). Partner: California Center for Cooperative Development. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Sacramento Metro (2004). Partner: Vivid Picture Project. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Ventura County (1 county, 2004). Partner: Vivid Picture Project. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Coeur dAlene Reservation Local Farm and Food Economy (1 tribal community and 2 counties, 2017).Partner: Benewah Medical and Wellness Center. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Adams County, Colorado (2016). Partners: Logan Simpson Design Firm, Two Forks Collective, City of Brighton & County of Adams. Market Study for Adams County Special Ag District. District Plan<\/p>\n
Boulder County (1 county, 2009). Partners: Boulder County, Colorado State University Extension. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Denver Metropolitan Region (7 counties, 2008). Partner: Civic Results & Metro Denver Health and Wellness Commission. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Montezuma County (1 county, 2013). Partner: LiveWell Montezuma. Data Summary<\/p>\n
San Luis Valley (2018). Three Potential Value-Added Opportunities for the San Luis Valley. Meter, K., Goldenberg, M.P. Prepared for the Adams State University Value-Added Committee Alamosa, Colorado.<\/p>\n
San Luis Valley Region (6 counties, 2013). Partner: San Luis Valley partners. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Santa Rosa County Region (Florida and Alabama) (5 counties, 2006). Partner: Team Santa Rosa (Santa Rosa County economic development). Data Summary<\/p>\n
SarasotaCounty (1 county, 2006). Partner: Sarasota County Government. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Atlanta Metro Region (28 counties, 2008). Partner: Emory University & Georgia Organics. Data Summary<\/p>\n
State of Hawaii 2017). Partners: Hawaii State Department of Health, The Kohala Center, The Food Basket, Hawaii Department of Agriculture, Blue Zones Project. Comprehensive food system assessment focused on low-income food access. Hawaii Food for All<\/p>\n
Hawaii(2003). Finding Food in Farm Country. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Maui (2003). Partner: Maui Land & Pine. PowerPoints (2)<\/p>\n
State of Hawaii (2003). Partner: Maui Land & Pine. PowerPoints (2)<\/p>\n
Coeur dAlene Reservation Local Farm and Food Economy (1 tribal community and 2 counties, 2017). Partner: Benewah Medical and Wellness Center. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Greater Treasure Valley region (Idaho & Oregon) (9 counties, 2010). Partner: Treasure Valley Food Coalition & Treasure Valley Food Network. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Nez Perce Tribe Food Sovereignty Assessment (1 tribal community and 4 Idaho counties, 2018). Partner: Nez Perce Tribe Economic Development. Nimiipuu (Nez Perce Tribe) Food Sovereignty Assessment<\/p>\n
Central Illinois (32 counties, 2011). Partner: Edible Economy Project. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Sangamon Region (9 counties, 2010). Partner: Illinois Stewardship Alliance. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Southern Illinois (23 counties, 2012). Partners: FoodWorks, Connect Southern Illinois. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Columbus Region 2015 (2 counties, 2015). Partner: Columbus Regional Health. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Columbus Region (2 counties, 2013). Partner: Columbus Regional Health. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Elkhart Region (8 counties, 2014). Partner: Elkhart County Foodshed Initiative. With funding from Goshen Hospital Health Care Foundation. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Hancock County, Indiana (2015). Partners: Hoosier Harvest Market and the Indiana State Department of Health. Opportunities for Farm-to-School in Hancock County, Indiana<\/p>\n
Northeast Indiana (2016). Partners: Manheim Solutions, Inc., and Northeast Indiana Regional Partnership. Northeast Indiana Local Food Network Phase 1 Report<\/p>\n
Southwest Indiana (7 counties, 2013). Partner: Welborn Baptist Foundation (Evansville). Snapshots of the Southwest Indiana farm & food economy. Interviews with food system leaders<\/p>\n
Southwest Indiana (7 counties, 2013). Partner: Welborn Baptist Foundation (Evansville). Farm and Food economy report. Data Summary<\/p>\n
State of Indiana (2012). Partner: Indiana State Department of Health. Hoosier Farmer? Emergent Food Systems in Indiana (2012)<\/p>\n
Black Hawk region(8 counties, 2005). Partners: University of Northern Iowa (UNI) Local Foods Project Annual Meeting & Buy Fresh Buy Local campaign, Aldo Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Des Moines Region (6 counties, 2012). Partners: Food & You; Polk County Health Department. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Fairfield (2007). Partner: Pathfinders RC&D. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Golden Hills RC&D region (Southwest Iowa) (8 counties, 2006). Partners: Golden Hills Resource Conservation and Development District, Aldo Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Iowa Valley RC&D region (East Central Iowa) (6 counties, 2007). Partners: Iowa Valley Resource Conservation and Development District, Aldo Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University, Northwest Area Foundation. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Marshall County (1 county, 2009). Partner: Prairie Rivers RC&D, Marshalltown Community College and COMIDA. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Northeast region(2004) Partners: GROWN Locally, Northeast Iowa Farm and Food Coalition, Iowa State University Extension, Aldo Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University, Oneota Coop. No Data Summary published contact CRC or NIFFC for more information. <\/p>\n
Pathfinders RC&D region (Southeast Iowa) (6 counties, 2007). Partners: Pathfinders Resource Conservation and Development District, Aldo Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Prairie Rivers RC&D region (Central Iowa) (6 counties, 2006). Partners: Prairie Rivers Resource Conservation and Development District, Aldo Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Story County (1 county, 2010). Partner: Story County. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Woodbury County(1 county, 2005). Partner: Woodbury County Organic Growers Conference, Woodbury County Rural Economic Development, Aldo Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Wright County(2004) Partner: Heres 2 Our Health, Aldo Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University, ALCES Foundation. No Data Summary published contact CRC or H2OH for more information.<\/p>\n
Wright County and Northeast Iowa (2004). Results summarized in Finding Food in Farm Country. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Kaw River Valley (2008). Partner: Kansas Rural Center, Kansas State University, The Merc Co-op. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas (1 county, 2017). Partners: Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas; Healthy Communities Wyandotte. Kansas City Kansas Healthy Food System Assessment<\/p>\n
ArkLaTex Region (Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, 2016). Partners: Slow Food North Louisiana and We Grow Together! Local Food & Farm Economy and Strategic Recommendations<\/p>\n
Central Louisiana (9 parishes, 2013). Partner: Central Louisiana Economic Development Association. PowerPoint Presentation<\/p>\n
Demand Survey For Community Foods with Strategies for Low-Income Access (10 parishes, 2018).Prepared for the Central Louisiana Economic Development Alliance. Report<\/p>\n
Building Support for Community-Based Foods in the Lakes Region of Maine (2 counties, 2016). Partners: Town of Bridgton and County of Cumberland. Report<\/p>\n
City of Auburn (1 County) (2018). Auburns Agricultural and Resource Protection Zoning (AGRP): Consultant Recommendations. Meter, K. & Goldenberg, M.P. Prepared for the City of Auburn, Maine, by Crossroads Resource Center. Auburns Local Economy: Agriculture, Forestry, and Housing . Meter, K. & Goldenberg, M.P. Prepared for the City of Auburn, Maine, by Crossroads Resource Center.<\/p>\n
Lewiston + Auburn Region (Maine, 2015). Partners: Karp Resources and Grow L+A. Lewiston-Auburn Regional Food Hub Feasibility Study<\/p>\n
Province of Manitoba (2009). Partner: Food Matters Manitoba (formerly Manitoba Food Charter). Data Summary<\/p>\n
East Chesapeake Bay region (Maryland & Virginia)(7 counties, October, 2007). Partner: Food and Water Watch, East Chesapeake farmers. Data Summary<\/p>\n
East Michigan Region (14 counties, 2012). Partner: East Michigan Council of Governments. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Elkhart Region (8 counties, 2014). Partner: Partner: Elkhart County Foodshed Initiative. With funding from Goshen Hospital Health Care Foundation. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Genesee County (1 county, 2009). Partner: Ruth Mott Foundation. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Upper Peninsula (15 counties, 2013). Partner: U.P. Food Exchange. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Central Upper Peninsula (6 counties, 2013). Partner: U.P. Food Exchange. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Eastern Upper Peninsula (3 counties, 2013). Partner: U.P. Food Exchange. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Western Upper Peninsula (6 counties, 2013). Partner: U.P. Food Exchange. Data Summary<\/p>\n
State of Minnesota (2009). Partner: Blue Cross Blue Shield Center for Prevention. Full Report<\/p>\n
Northwest region(13 counties, 2005). Partners: Northwest Minnesota Regional Sustainable Development Partnership, University of Minnesota. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Scott County (1 county, 2009). Partner: Scott County. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Southeast Minnesota regionI (Original Finding Food in Farm Country study, 2001). Partners: Experiment in Rural Cooperation, Community Design Center, & University of Minnesota. Full Report<\/p>\n
Southeast Minnesota region II (15 counties, 2007new study with expanded region). Partners: Experiment in Rural Cooperation, University of Minnesota. Data Summary<\/p>\n
West Central region(12 counties, 2005). Partners: West Central Minnesota Regional Sustainable Development Partnership, University of Minnesota. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Western Minnesota (10 counties 2008). Partner: Land Stewardship Project. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Finding Food in Farm Country: Findings inSoutheast Minnesota(2001), Northwest Minnesota (2005), and West Central Minnesota (2005). Data Summary<\/p>\n
An Overview of Mississippis Farm & Food Economy (Statewide 2014). Partner: Mississippi Food Policy Council, with funding from Winrock International. Full Report<\/p>\n
Mississippi Delta (18 counties, 2011). Partner: Delta Fresh Food Initiative. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Eastern Montana (2011). Partners: Community GATE & Montana Farmers Union. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Expanded Golden Triangle (11 counties, 2017). Partners: Montana Cooperative Development Center, Montana Farmers Union, Farmers Union International. Expanded Golden Triangle (Montana) Potential Community Foods Collaborative<\/p>\n
Golden Triangle region (2011). Partner: Montana Farmers Union. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Southeast of Golden Triangle region (2011). Partner: Montana Farmers Union. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Southwest Montana (7 counties, 2012). Partner: Headwaters RC&D. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Western Montana (5 counties, 2011). Partners: Lake County Community Development Corporation, High Stakes Foundation, Alternative Energy Resources Organization, Nourish the Flathead, Community Food and Agriculture Coalition, New West. Data Summary<\/p>\n
State of Nebraska (2010). Partner: No More Empty Pots. Data Summary<\/p>\n
Great Falls region (New Hampshire & Vermont) (4 counties, 2010). Partner: Great Falls Food Hub. Data Summary<\/p>\n
State of New Mexico (2007). Partner: New Mexico Acequia Association.<\/p>\n
Arid Lowlands & Lower Rio Grande (11 counties, 2009). Partner: New Mexico Bioneers. Data Summary<\/p>\n
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