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1 Appendix E Literature Bibliography REPORT Final Report of the Governor s on Food 1974 Massachusetts on Food The Massachusetts Farm and Food System 1988 Massachusetts Department of Food and The Northeast Region's Vision for the Future of the Groundfish Fleet 2005 The Fleet Visioning Project Farms for the Future 2008 American Farmland Trust Designing a Foodshed Assessment Model 2009 Shemariah Blum-Evitts Feed Northampton: first steps toward a local food system 2010 Northampton Food Security Group, Conway School of Landscape Design Food for Every Child 2010 The Food Trust Increasing Local Milk Processing Capacity: Benefits to Pioneer Valley Consumers and Communities 2011 American Farmland Trust and Community Involved in Sustaining Scaling Up Local Food 2011 Community Involved in Sustaining Guide to Agricultural Composting 2011 Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources Food System Toolkit for Hampden and Hampshire Counties 2011 Pioneer Valley Regional ning Studio Food System ning in Western Mass 2012 Ariana R.G. Thompson; UMass Amherst Good Laws Good Food: Putting Local Food 2012 Harvard Food Law and Policy Clinic Policy to Work for our Communities Franklin County Farmland and Foodshed Study 2012 Franklin Regional Council of, Conway School of Landscape Design The Time is Right to Grow the Urban Food Cluster Increasing Local Food Procurement by Massachusetts State Colleges and Universities 2012 International Economic Development Council 2012 Law students at Harvard Food Law and Policy Clinic Stimulating Grocery Development in MA 2012 Massachusetts Grocery Access Task Force Designing an Inner City Food Cluster Strategy 2012 Northeastern ICIC Massachusetts Local Food Action 341
2 Building Local Food Connections 2012 Conway School of Landscape Design: Christina Gibson and Jamie Pottern Census of : Massachusetts Highlights 2012 United States Department of State Indicator Report on Fruits and Vegetables 2013 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Eat Up and Take Action for Local Food 2013 Community Involved in Sustaining Growing Healthy Economies: Leveraging America's Urban Food Cluster 342 Massachusetts Local Food Action 2013 Council on Metro Economies and the New American City The 25% Shift 2013 Cutting Edge Capital Franklin Regional Council of food system presentation: and Food Security in the Region 2013 Franklin Regional Council of Sustainable Franklin County 2013 Franklin Regional Council of Keep Berkshires Farming: Central Group Action Keep Berkshires Farming: North Group Action Keep Berkshires Farming: South Group Action Berkshires, Berkshire Regional ning Berkshires, Berkshire Regional ning Berkshires, Berkshire Regional ning Massachusetts Solid Waste Master 2013 MassDEP The Voice of : News and Views 2013 Massachusetts Farm Bureau Local food, Local Jobs 2013 Massachusetts Workforce Alliance An Entrepreneur's Guide to Farming in 2013 New Entry Sustainable Farming Project Massachusetts Fresh Ideas 2013 Project Bread Urban Farming In Boston 2013 Tufts: Denise Chin, Tida Infahsaeng, Ian Jakus, Valerie Oorthuys Food Retail Opportunities in Boston's Underserved Areas 2013 Tufts: Heidi Stucker Confronting Challenges in the Local Meat Industry 2013 UMass Amherst, Community Involved in Sustaining
3 Healthy Incentives Pilot (HIP) Interim Report 2013 United States Department of Community Gardens & The Boston Food Environment 2014 An Urban Food Lab Project Farmers Markets and Health Departments 2014 Community Involved in Sustaining Community Investment in the Local Food System 2014 Community Involved in Sustaining Farm and Food Law: A Guide for Lawyers 2014 Harvard Food Law and Policy Clinic Franklin County Farm and Food System Project Farmer Survey Anchor Institutions and Food Systems: A Recipe for Economic Growth 2014 Franklin Regional Council of 2014 Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC) Farm to Institution Markets in Massachusetts 2014 Jill Ann Fitzsimmons; UMass Amherst Healthy Food Financing Bills 2014 Massachusetts Public Health Association Healthy Food Financing: Good For Jobs, Good for Health Minuteman Area Comprehensive Agricultural ning Program 2014 Massachusetts Public Health Association 2014 Metropolitan Area ning Council Marine Fisheries/Fish Bill Letter 2014 Niaz Dorry, Fish Locally Collaborative Pioneer Valley Food Security 2014 Pioneer Valley ning Food Waste Diversion Guide for Restaurants 2014 Recycling Works Mass South Eastern Massachusetts Food System Assessment Local Food and : An Element of Sustainable Berkshires, Long-Range for Berkshire County The Change Agent: How Local Food Systems can Create Jobs 2014 Southeastern Massachusetts Food Security Network 2014 Sustainable Berkshires, Berkshire Regional ning 2014 Alex Risley Schroeder Food in the City: An Old Way in a New Time 2014 Conway School of Landscape Design: Emily Berg; Abigail Elwood; Marie Macchiarolo Southeastern Massachusetts Food System Assessment, exec summary Food Insecurity in the Clinical Setting: An Exploration of Models in Massachusetts Food Waste Ban: Update and Recommendations 2014 The Southeastern Massachusetts Food Security Network 2014 University of Massachusetts Medical School: Kathryn K.P. Brodowski, M.D Tufts: Abraham Faham, Theresa McMenomy, Adrienne Roberts, Massachusetts Local Food Action 343
4 Climate change and the Maple Syrup Industry in Massachusetts Nathaniel Rosenblum 2014 Tufts: Emma Hanson, Matt Hazel, Christa Mayfield, Nina Rogowsky Massachusetts Food Insecurity 2014 Tufts: Erin Foster West, Abby Harper, Samantha Kelly, Elena Martinez, Ashley McCarthy, and Nina Rogowsky Climate change and Cranberry Production in Massachusetts Addressing Climate Change: Massachusetts Dairy Industry Climate Change and Massachusetts Marine Fishing Pest Management Adaptation for Specialty Crops in the Face of Climate Change Inclusive Local: Case Studies and Recommendations for More Equitable Local Food Retail in Massachusetts Evaluation of Healthy Incentives Pilot - final report summary Aggregate Public Benefits of Farm to School Programs Suggest MA and Other States Should Make Concerted Efforts to Increase Participation Rates of Both Schools and Farms 2014 Tufts: Erin Foster West, Elena Martinez, Ashley McCarthy, Max Wall 2014 Tufts: Hilary Cunningham, Kate Schaffner, Emily Dimiero 2014 Tufts: Nicole Ayache, Abigail Harper, Leah Hermens, Hannah Sobel 2014 Tufts: Taylor Jang, Ravdeep Jaidka, Nate Spence, & Alyssa Charney 2014 Tufts: Victoria Kulwicki, Caitlin Matthews, and Hannah Sobel 2014 United States Department of 2015 National Attorneys General Training and Research Institute GAP and its Impact on us as Growers ND Rich Bonnano (UMass Extension) 344 Massachusetts Local Food Action
5 Independent Research Conducted for MFSP Topic: Food Insecurity in the Clinical Setting: An Exploration of Models in Massachusetts. Partner: University of Massachusetts Medical School Researchers: Kathryn K.P. Brodowski, M.D. Topics: Research on climate change impacts to agriculture and fishing in Massachusetts, and the Massachusetts food waste ban Partner: Tufts University, Friedman School of Nutrition. Professors Timothy Griffin, Christian Peters. Teaching Assistant Megan Lehnerd. Researchers: Nicole Ayache, Emma Hanson, Matt Hazel, Christa Mayfield, Nina Rogowsky, Taylor Jang, Ravdeep Jaidka, Nate Spence, Alyssa Charney, Abigail Harper, Leah Hermens, Hannah Sobel, Abraham Faham, Theresa McMenomy, Adrienne Roberts, Nathaniel Rosenblum, Erin Foster West, Elena Martinez, Ashley McCarthy, Max Wall, Hilary Cunningham, Kate Schaffner, and Emily Dimiero. Topic: Partner: Massachusetts Food Insecurity: Landscape and Innovations Tufts University, Friedman School of Nutrition and Urban and Environmental Policy and ning. Adjunct Professor Jennifer Obadia and Professor Julian Agyeman. Researchers: Erin Foster West, Abby Harper, Samantha Kelly, Elena Martinez, Ashley McCarthy, and Nina Rogowsky. Topic: Inclusive Local: Case Studies and Recommendations for More Equitable Local Food Retail in Massachusetts Partner: Tufts University, Urban and Environmental Policy and ning. Professor Julian Agyeman Researchers: Victoria Kulwicki, Caitlin Matthews, and Hannah Sobel. Topic: Partner: Researcher: Employment in the Food System: Strategies for Improving Wages and Living Conditions for Farm Laborers. University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Professor Clare Hammonds Nikolas Bazurto Massachusetts Local Food Action 345
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