New Entry Food Hub provides market access to beginning farmers, market-based training, and produce aggregation and distribution services to a broad array of consumers. We operate a Community Supported Agriculture program, food access programs for limited resource individuals, and donate produce to food banks and pantries, transitional living centers, and other social service agencies. Learn more about our 2019 Food Hub operations and impact!
Marketing
1.12.21 // 6:00pm to 3.2.21 // 9:00pm
Winter Farm Business Planning Course (Registration Open)
The Farm Business Planning course is designed to help you create a written plan to start or expand your farm business.
2019 New Entry Food Hub Annual Report
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- Digital Download
January 2020 Newsletter
February 2020 Newsletter
March 2020 Newsletter
March 2020 Covid-19 Email
Farm and Food Resources for the COVID-19 pandemic
Resources for your farm during the COVID-19 outbreak
Direct-Wholesale Customer Engagement for Beginning New American Marketers
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- Digital Download
This user’s guide will help trainers introduce New American farmers to concepts and best practices for engaging direct wholesale customers at different market access points such as independent restaurants and groceries. This guide contains learning activities which can be used together for a comprehensive introduction to direct wholesale marketing or used in sections to focus specific market types.
4.6.19 // 10:30am to 3:30pm
Workshop- Ramp Up Your Farm Marketing
Tips & Tricks for your farm in 2019 with New Entry and Central MA Grown!!
1.23.19 // 8:30am to 5:00pm
Direct Market Success Workshop
As a direct market farmer you know that meeting the needs and values of your customers is fundamental to creating a healthy long-term relationship. Attend this workshop and learn how to serve the direct market and make your farm a highly desired source of fresh produce.
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