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Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19

Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

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Page 1: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019

Nils JohnsonWSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator

4/11/19

Page 2: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

Outline

• Farm to Food Pantry Program

• Understanding Value

• Food Pantry Client Produce Preference Survey

• Nutritional and Value

• 2019 F2FP Pricelist

• New this Season

• Contact Info

4/15/2019 2

Page 3: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

DistributionPlan

Farm to Food Pantry Program (2018)

Local Farmers Contract

Donations

Gleaners

Donations

GleaningSchedule

13130 Lbs

1000 Lbs

16,000 Lbs

$9900

30000 Lbs

Pickup & Delivery

Average Cash Cost: 33¢ per Lb

Average Wholesale Produce Price:

$1.95 per Lb

Hunger

Coalition

Page 4: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

2018 Season Accomplishments

• Total Produce Delivered• 30,215 Lbs

• Produce Contracts: $9900

• Average cost: $0.33/Lb

• Number of Person Daily Portions• 35,690

• Retail Value (grocery store value)• $35,690

$10 for a week’s worth of produce for

a family of four

All rights reserved, Nils Johnson, WSU Stevens County Extension, 3/2/19

Page 5: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

Outline

• Farm to Food Pantry Program

• Understanding Value

• Food Pantry Client Produce Preference Survey

• Nutritional and Value

• 2019 F2FP Pricelist

• New this Season

• Contact Info

4/15/2019 8

Page 6: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

Nutrition Into Clients Tummies!The dish tastes yucky… isn’t really “food”

Can’t figure out how to make that into “food”

Can’t envision making “food” out of that…

Yay! It is “food”

Into Food Pantry

Garbage

Into Household

Garbage

Into Household Garbage

$ w

e’r

e c

urr

en

tly

spe

nd

ing

Optimize amount of produce we buy that will actually be eaten

$ we should be spending

Our Goal…

Page 7: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

Stevens County Food Pantry 2015 & 2016 Produce Preference Surveys

Top 5 produce items requested as "Favorite they’d like more of” by Food Bank Clients in Stevens County (2015)

-10

10

30

50

70

90

Veggies Eaten Cooked

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

Veggies Eaten Raw

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

Fruit and Berries

Top 5 produce items requested by the General Public Stevens, Ferry, and Pend Oreille Counties (2016)

Page 8: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

Outline

• Farm to Food Pantry Program

• Understanding Value

• Food Pantry Client Produce Preference Survey

• Nutritional and Value

• 2018 F2FP Pricelist

• New this season

• Contact Info

4/15/2019 12

Page 9: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

Value of ProduceNutrition – Natural Nutrient Rich (NNR) Score(from Adam Drewnowski, University of Washington)

• 1 Carrot provides a daily portion of Vitamin A, Calcium, and Potassium

Page 10: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

Regional Food Systems InfrastructureMeasuring Performance: Nutritional Value

30.40

24.6722.8815.9914.3412.845.405.33

4.52

4.09

3.82

2.73

1.981.851.77

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5.00

10.00

15.00

20.00

25.00

30.00

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sh

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rot,

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to

ps

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, bu

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ed w

ith

to

ps

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mat

ure

, mu

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colo

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ach

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ared

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ilan

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aves

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h t

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ulk

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to

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llard

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aw

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ne,

Raw

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pp

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ixed

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star

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big

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ge

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all

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ash

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mp

kin

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ard

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iss,

Raw

Bas

il, f

resh

Turn

ip g

ree

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and

tu

rnip

s, f

roze

n, u

np

rep

ared

Bru

ssel

sp

rou

ts, r

aw

Bro

cco

li, R

aw

Stra

wb

erry

, Raw

Lett

uce

, gre

en

leaf

, raw

Bro

cco

li ra

ab, r

aw

Pe

a, s

hel

ling

Pe

as, E

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le P

od

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ive,

raw

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pp

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en

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pp

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en

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size

d

Pe

pp

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Mel

on

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Gar

lic, R

aw

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ion

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ou

ng

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en

, To

ps

on

ly

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hlr

abi,

Raw

Okr

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aw

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rn, D

ried

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snip

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ion

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ng

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ud

es t

op

s an

d b

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),ra

w

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k, (

bu

lb a

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ort

ion

), r

aw

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ich

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lob

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r Fr

ench

) R

aw

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arag

us,

Raw

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pb

erri

es, R

aw

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bag

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ead

typ

e, g

ree

n o

r re

d

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bag

e, le

af t

ype

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ash

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ter,

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bb

ard

, raw

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ame

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ybea

ns

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ns,

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ap, G

reen

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nel

, Bu

lb, R

aw

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ify,

(ve

geta

ble

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rico

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aw

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ato

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te, 1

00%

to

mat

oes

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ash

, Bu

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ash

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aw

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rn, s

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, raw

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tab

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, pu

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ts, R

aw

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tato

es, b

aked

, fle

sh a

nd

ski

n, w

ith

ou

t sa

lt

Mu

shro

om

s, w

hit

e, r

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ash

, su

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ash

, su

mm

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mat

ure

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ash

, win

ter,

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pe

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m

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ma

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ato

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ing

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ip r

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re

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tato

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d s

kin

, raw

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eria

c, r

aw

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tato

es, r

ed, f

lesh

an

d s

kin

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ery,

Raw

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ish

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aw

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on

s, h

on

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aw

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ub

arb

, raw

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tari

nes

, raw

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lan

t, R

aw

Pe

ach

es, Y

ello

w, R

aw

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ries

, Raw

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ms,

Raw

Bab

y p

ota

toes

Ch

erri

es, S

wee

t, R

aw

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erm

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n (

yello

w)

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erm

elo

n, R

aw

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ion

, bu

nch

ing

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pes

, Am

eri

can

typ

e, R

aw

Pe

ar, R

aw

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ion

, bu

lb, s

wee

t

Cu

bu

mb

er, p

ickl

ing,

sm

all

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cum

ber

, pic

klin

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Cu

cum

ber

, Wit

h P

eel

, Raw

Ap

ple

s, R

aw, w

ith

ski

n

Fres

h r

ed O

nio

ns

NNR for Produce Delivered through 2016 N.E.W. Hunger Coalition F2FP Program

NNR Score

Produce the 2016 F2FP Delivered the Most Of

Average NNR: 13.02Produce Regularly Available at Food Pantries

from BigAg-BigShipping Sources

Average NNR: 2.35

s

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• Average Family Chosen

• 2 older adults, 2 teenagers

• USDA MyPlate (cups):

• Recommended daily servings (fruit & vegetables)

• Vegetables: 2.25 Cups/day

• Fruit: 1.75 Cups/day

• USDA AMS data to convert Cups to Lbs

• Result: Person Daily Portions per Lb (each produce item)

• Multiply by NNR score (each produce item)

• New measure: PDP-NNR per Lb

• Divide by $ Cost (each produce item)

• New measure: Nutritious Daily Portions per Dollar

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Pro

du

ce It

em N

NR

Val

ue

Person Daily Portions per $

• Is a 1-number measure of the nutritional value of any food product• Based on USDA data on nutrient concentrations versus calories in food

Examples:1 lbs of Spinach:

• NNR Score = 22.80• MyPlate PDP = 2.25 Cups• Cups/Lb = 7.54• Cost = $2.70/lb

NDP per Lb: 22.80*7.54/2.25 = 76.67NDP per $: 76.67/2.70 = 28.40

1 lbs of Corn on the Cob: • NNR Score = 5.33• MyPlate PDP = 2.25 Cups• Cups/Lb = 1.54• Cost = $0.70/lb (0.50/Ear)

NDP per Lb: 5.33*1.54/2.25 = 3.65NDP per $: 3.65/0.70 = 5.22

Spinach28.40

Corn5.22

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0.00

10.00

20.00

30.00

40.00

50.00

60.00

70.00

80.00

90.00

100.00

110.00

120.00

130.00

140.00

Fruits and Berries

0.00

10.00

20.00

30.00

40.00

50.00

60.00

70.00

80.00

90.00

100.00

110.00

120.00

130.00

140.00

Cooking Vegetables

ClientPreferenceScore (%)

NutritionalDailyPortionsper Dollar

0.00

10.00

20.00

30.00

40.00

50.00

60.00

70.00

80.00

90.00

100.00

110.00

120.00

130.00

140.00

Salad Vegetables

Regional Food Systems InfrastructureNutritional Daily Portion Dollar Value for Top 10 Preferred Produce Items in each Usage Group

All rights Reserved, Nils Johnson, WSU Stevens County Extension, 6-22-18

Page 14: Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019Farm to Food Pantry Program Kickoff 2019 Nils Johnson WSU Stevens Co. Extension Ag & Food Systems Coordinator 4/11/19. Outline •Farm to Food

Regional Food Systems InfrastructureMeasuring Performance: Nutritional Serving Value per Dollar

29.49

22.89

19.4314.157.28

5.98

4.904.724.25

3.38

1.94

1.78

1.29

0.93

0.55

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5.00

10.00

15.00

20.00

25.00

30.00

35.00

40.00

45.00

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mp

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on

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ash

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ter

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nu

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mai

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abi,

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rot,

bab

y, a

ll co

lors

no

to

ps

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ash

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Pu

mp

kin

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rot,

bab

y, a

ll co

lors

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nch

ed w

ith

to

ps

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ss, g

ard

en, r

aw

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ip g

ree

ns

and

tu

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np

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ared

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t G

ree

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liflo

wer

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ssel

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rou

ts, r

aw

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en

s, m

ixed

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ash

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ter,

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bb

ard

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star

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ree

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raw

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cco

li ra

ab, r

aw

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e, R

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wb

erry

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aw

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on

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on

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n, E

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ion

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lb, s

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ap, G

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y p

ota

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pp

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rn, D

ried

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ar, R

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pp

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il, f

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ach

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ato

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aw

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lan

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ion

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oo

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lob

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aw

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lic, R

aw

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d, F

resh

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bu

mb

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ickl

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sm

all

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as, E

dib

le P

od

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ash

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mm

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bab

y

Nutritious Daily Portions per Dollar for Produce Delivered through 2016 N.E.W. Hunger Coalition F2FP Program(based on NNR Score and USDA MyPlate serving recommendations)

NNR-PDP per $

Produce Regularly Available at Food Pantries from BigAg-BigShipping Sources

Average NDP per Dollar: 3.02

Produce the 2016 F2FP Delivered the Most Of

Average NDP per Dollar: 10.08

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Farm to Food Pantry Contract Pricing

Price uplift for:- High Nutrition- High Preference

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0.00%

10.00%

20.00%

30.00%

40.00%

50.00%

60.00%

70.00%

80.00%

90.00%

0.00 10.00 20.00 30.00 40.00 50.00 60.00 70.00 80.00

Foo

d P

antr

y C

lien

t P

refe

ren

ce (

%)

Nutritional Daily Portions (NDP) per Dollar

Food Pantry Client Preference (%) VS Nutritional Value (NDP) per Dollar

Scallions

Strawberries

Cantaloupe

Lettuce

Kale

Regional Food Systems InfrastructureMeasuring Performance: Food Pantry Client Preference VS Nutritional Value

• Orange: Cooking Vegetables• Green: Salad Vegetables• Red: Fruit and Berries

Carrots

Pumpkin

Broccoli

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Regional Food Systems InfrastructureUsing Produce Value Data to make Decisions

12.88, 77.00%

18.20, 21.00%

11.13, 61.00%

15.80, 31.00%

0.00%

10.00%

20.00%

30.00%

40.00%

50.00%

60.00%

70.00%

80.00%

90.00%

0.00 5.00 10.00 15.00 20.00 25.00

Foo

d P

antr

y C

lien

t P

refe

ren

ce (

%)

Nutritional Daily Portions (NDP) per Dollar

Cooking Vegetable Client Preference (%) VS Nutritional Value (NDP) per Dollar

Winter Squash

Beets

Broccoli

Sweet Corn

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Regional Food Systems InfrastructureUsing Produce Value Data to make Decisions

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12.88, 77.00%

18.20, 21.00%

11.13, 61.00%

15.80, 31.00%

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Outline

• Farm to Food Pantry Program

• Understanding Value

• Food Pantry Client Produce Preference Survey

• Nutritional and Value

• 2019 F2FP Pricelist

• New this Season

• Contact Info

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1. Farmers Market peak season retail

2. Discount retail price by 50%

3. Scale by our Client Preference Survey results

• (Max 10% uplift)

4. Scale by our Nutritional Value

• (Max 10% uplift)

5. Cut price in half for high-availability produce:

• Apples

• Onions (mature bulbs)

• Cucumbers (slicing type)

• Potatoes (baker type)

6. Add in an estimated cost of packaging per Lb.

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Produce Item Ranking in F2FP Produce List

Nutritional Value Uplift

Produce Item Ranking in F2FP Produce List

Food Pantry Client Preference Uplift

10% Pricelist Decrease

10% Pricelist Decrease

10% Pricelist Increase

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50% of Farmers

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10% Pricelist Increase

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Example: Asparagus

• FM Retail: $3.00/Lb

• Base Wholesale: $1.50/Lb

• Client Preference Survey ranking: 64% of max 77%

• Survey Rank above normal (1 Std. Deviation): 2.07% – 43.9%

• 10% maximum Preference Uplift

• Nutritional Value normal (1 Std. Deviation): 0 – 54.2 NDP/Lb

• 0% maximum Preference Uplift

• 50% + 10% + 0% = 60% of Farmers Market Retail

• Estimated Packaging Cost: $0.05/Lb

• Total Price: $1.50 x 60%+ $0.05= $1.85

• Final Weighted Wholesale Price: $1.85/Lb

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Example: Onions (bulb storage & sweet)

• FM Retail: $1.27/Lb

• Base Wholesale: $1.27 x 50% x 50% = $0.32/Lb

• Client Preference Survey ranking: 36% of max 77%

• Survey Rank normal (1 Std. Deviation): 2.07% – 43.9%

• 0% maximum Preference Uplift

• Nutritional Value normal (1 Std. Deviation): 0 – 54.2 NDP/Lb

• 0% maximum Preference Uplift

• 50% + 0% + 0% = 50% of Farmers Market Retail

• Estimated Packaging Cost: $0.05/Lb

• Total Price: $1.27 x 50% x 50% + $0.05= $0.37

• Final Weighted Wholesale Price: $0.37/Lb

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2018 Farmer Pricelist

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Outline• Farm to Food Pantry Program

• Understanding Value

• Food Pantry Client Produce Preference Survey

• Nutritional and Value

• 2018 F2FP Pricelist

• New this Season

• New Hires: F2FP Program Manager & Assistant

• New CoolPup Trailers

• New rules from the WSDA

• Contact Info

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Job Description- Oversee day-to-day operations of the Hunger Coalition Farm to

Food Pantry (F2FP) program including coordinating volunteers and other members of the F2FP team.

- Start date: TBD – Hopefully in May

YAY!!!

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Staffing Plan for the 2019 Season

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Outline• Farm to Food Pantry Program

• Understanding Value

• Food Pantry Client Produce Preference Survey

• Nutritional and Value

• 2019 F2FP Pricelist

• New this Season

• New Hire: F2FP Program Manager

• New CoolPup Trailers

• New rules from the WSDA

• Contact Info

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Custom Built Trailer- 2 Additional- Enclosed trailers- All aluminum- We will install

- Insulation- A/C Unit- CoolBot- Generator

- Awesome graphics!

Completion date- Early June

Google Album with photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/HKVHQBFM1mNXQeXv5

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Outline• Farm to Food Pantry Program

• Understanding Value

• Food Pantry Client Produce Preference Survey

• Nutritional and Value

• 2018 F2FP Pricelist

• New this Season

• New Hires: F2FP Program Manager & Assistant

• New CoolPup Trailers

• New rules from the WSDA

• Contact Info

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What you need:- Master Business License (you get a UBI #)

- Fee: $19- To register as an LLC

- Fee: $200

- Other licenses you might need- Nursery License:

- Fee: $63 - $273

- Selling by weight and using scales- Each scale registered to farm (on the business license) - $10 fee to register each scale- Scale must be NIST approved- Must be in working order - $16.80 for them to come test it

https://agr.wa.gov/marketing/smallfarm/greenbook/docs/4.pdf

https://agr.wa.gov/fp/forms/formsbyalpha.aspx

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Feeding our Coumunity with Local Food

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• Nils JohnsonStevens County WSU Extension Ag Program Coordinator

Phone: (509) 684-2588

Mobile/Text: (509) 680-8659

Email: [email protected]

• Stevens Co. Extension Office:986 S. Main, Suite D, Colville WA

Contact Information