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Alaska Food Production Event in Palmer on May 11

Apr 13, 2024 | Archive

Support Local Agriculture at the Leveling Up Alaska’s Food Production Event!

Contributed by Sara Williams
Bushes Bunches

Join us in a vibrant evening dedicated to enhancing Alaska’s agricultural prowess! The “Leveling Up Alaska’s Food Production” event is a grand opportunity to mingle, learn, and contribute to a sustainable future while savoring the best local flavors. Set in the scenic Palmer, this gathering is more than just a fundraiser; it’s a statement of community and progress.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 11th, 2024, from 5 pm to 9 pm. The festivities unfold at the MTA Events Center, located at 1317 S Kerry Weiland Ct, Palmer, AK 99645.

This special event is crafted to bring together farmers, businesses, and food enthusiasts. You’ll experience an evening program packed with activities such as dinner, vendor displays, door prizes, a silent auction, insightful speakers, networking opportunities, and innovative building solutions for agricultural enterprises.

Proceeds from ticket sales and the silent auction will directly benefit the Alaska Farmland Trust, an organization devoted to preserving vital farmland for future generations. By attending, you’re contributing to a sustainable and self-sufficient Alaskan food landscape.

Indulge in an array of delicious dishes catered by Turkey Red, renowned for their commitment to fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
Secure your spot for $40 per person and be part of Alaska’s journey towards a robust food production future.

Are you looking to make a more significant impact? Participate, sponsor, or rent a vendor booth. For more details, reach out to Sara Williams at 907-887-6130. Further information and ticket purchases at BushesBunches.com.

This event is proudly brought to you by the combined efforts of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, Palmer Soil & Water Conservation District, Bushes Bunches, Alaska Farmland Trust, Bear Mountain Meats, and the Export Council of Alaska.

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