FFMF 5th Annual Conference Participant Survey
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1. Food For Maine's Future Conference Participant Survey 2010

 
We are happy to announce this year's 5th Annual Local & Sustainable Food Conference: Building Urban & Rural Alliances, co-sponsored by Food for Maine's Future (FFMF) and Lots to Gardens (LTG). One of the desired outcomes of this year's conference is to establish Action Groups that will continue to collaborate following the conference based on shared interests and mutual goals. To help us form these groups, conference participants will have the chance to discuss and organize around four key questions, with space provided at the beginning of the conference for other key questions or issues to be established. We would like your feedback in helping to select topic ideas for the conference questions as well as your thoughts on possible skill share workshops. Please take the time to fill out this simple survey below. Your contribution will help us organize a great conference. Thank you!
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1. Please select the topic area(s) you are most interested in discussing at the conference. We encourage you to rate more than one topic but it is not necessary.

 InterestedSomewhat InterestedUninterested
How to support, strengthen, and expand, small-scale family fishing in Maine
Creating viable markets for rural farmers to sell their product in their own hometown
Exposing Maine's urban and rural youth to farm life, opportunities, resources and culture
Ensuring farmers have fair access to farm resources, opportunities and land
Creating opportunities for farmers and gardeners to connect as a means to share experience, best practices and increase awareness of local farms and farm resources
Increasing awareness around and support for Maine's Community Supported Agriculture (CSA), Community Supported Fisheries (CSF), Farmers' Markets, Retail Cooperatives, Buying Clubs and other local food distribution efforts in the state
Addressing issues which keep rural food from making it to viable urban markets and people
Engaging rural and urban youth as partners in creating a just, self-reliant food system; creating opportunities in farm to school and school garden programs and other initiatives
Supporting and strengthening Maine Farm to School and School Garden Initiatives
Addressing the shared challenges of Farmers Markets around Maine and highlighting their strengths

2. Which of the following skill shares would you like to attend?

 InterestedSomewhat InterestedUninterested
Introduction to Felting
DIY Bike Repair
How to start a school garden project
Backyard poultry farming
Home Sprouting
Home Screen Printing & Other DIY Outreach Methods
Seed Saving
Fermenting for beginners
How to construct a hoophouse
How to start a buying club and/or retail food co-op
How to start a community garden
Introduction to knitting
How to build cold frames & window boxes

3. Would you be interested in seeing a Winter Farmers' Market at the 2010 FFMF Conference?

   
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