Iowa § 267A.6 Local food and farm program

Iowa Statutes

§ 267A.6 — Local food and farm program

Iowa § 267A.6

Title VIIEDUCATION, HISTORY, AND CULTURE

Ch. 267ALOCAL FOOD AND FARM PROGRAM

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Iowa Code § 267A.6 (2026).

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1.The local food and farm program coordinator, with advice from the local food and farm program council, shall develop and administer a local food and farm program necessary to carry out the purpose and goals of this chapter as provided in section 267A.1.

2.In administering the program, the coordinator may sponsor and fund projects that do any of the following:

a.Improve communication and cooperation between and among farmers, food entrepreneurs, and consumers.

b.Improve communication between and among government agencies, public universities and community colleges, organizations, and private-sector firms working on local food and farm-related issues.

c.Demonstrate the value of processing, distributing, and marketing local foods. A demonstration project must be capable of being replic

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1. The local food and farm program coordinator, with advice from the local food and farm
program council, shall develop and administer a local food and farm program necessary to
carry out the purpose and goals of this chapter as provided in section 267A.1.
2. In administering the program, the coordinator may sponsor and fund projects that do
any of the following:
a. Improve communication and cooperation between and among farmers, food
entrepreneurs, and consumers.
b. Improve communication between and among government agencies, public universities
and community colleges, organizations, and private-sector firms working on local food and
farm-related issues.
c. Demonstrate the value of processing, distributing, and marketing local foods. A
demonstration project must be capable of being replicated on a statewide basis.