Verslag Conferentie Fieldlab Duurzame Korte Keten Greidhoeke, donderdag 13 juni 2024, Sneek
Het Fieldlab Duurzame Korte Keten voor de Greidhoeke is onderdeel van de BioRegio en een initiatief van Avalon Foundation, de BioRegio Greidhoeke, Feriening Biologyske Boeren Fryslân, De Voedselwerkplaats, Netwerk Duurzame Dorpen, Permacultuur-tuinderij Ús Hôf, en Melkveehouderij Brandsma’s Pleats, allen partners van De Friese Voedselbeweging. Dit door het Ministerie van LVVN gefinancierde project heeft als doel om perspectief te bieden aan de Friese landbouw- en voedseltransitie door een plan voor een substantiële duurzame korte keten in de Greidhoeke te ontwerpen.
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- Location
- Netherlands
- Authors
- Friese Voedselbeweging
- Purpose
- Communication
- File type
- Report / paper
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- Created on
- 2024
- Origin language
- Dutch
- Official project website
- Groen Kennisnet
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND
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