UDAF Local Ag Listening Session 2: September 18, 2024

Please join us for the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food's Local Ag Listening Session on September 18, 2024, from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM at the East Senate Building of the Utah State Capitol, 120 E Capitol St., Salt Lake City, UT 84103. This session will include an update on the Southwest Regional Food Business Center and an open discussion on key agricultural study items as directed by H.B. 525. Topics will include local food supply chains, crop production, agricultural workforce issues, and funding solutions. Light refreshments will be provided, and virtual attendance is available via Google Meet. We look forward to your participation and input on shaping the future of local agriculture.  

Date: Wednesday, Sept. 18

Time: 10:30am-12:00pm

Location: In-person with a virtual option that will be emailed prior to the meeting

Utah State Capitol - East Senate Building, Beehive Room

120 E Capitol St. 

Salt Lake City, UT 84103   

Who: All interested in local agriculture and food production are invited to attend. In particular, UDAF seeks to hear from small farms, beginning farms and food businesses, and organizations directly involved in the food supply chain. 


For more information, email Caroline Hargraves, UDAF Director of Marketing and Economic Development, at carolinehargraves@utah.gov.
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Discussion topics include, but are not limited to the items below as the relate to future potential study items:
  • Challenges in the local food supply chain

  • Production challenges and opportunities 

  • Agricultural workforce issues

  • Agricultural land preservation

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