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Evolution of Oregon Farmers' Markets: Growth of Nutrition Programs and SNAP Participation

This overview traces the development of Oregon's Farmers' Markets from the inception of the Farm Direct Nutrition Program in 1980 through significant milestones in EBT and SNAP participation. By 2011, Oregon Farmers' Markets report a 28% increase in earnings, highlighting the growing importance of accessible nutrition for rural and metro communities. The document projects future growth and continued commitment to bringing local food to more Oregonians, emphasizing the landscape of farmers’ markets as a vital food source.

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Evolution of Oregon Farmers' Markets: Growth of Nutrition Programs and SNAP Participation

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  1. In the Beginning….

  2. Something Happened in 1980… The Farm Direct Nutrition Program!

  3. 2004 Farmers’ Markets - 53 EBT arrives…

  4. 2005 Oregon Farmers’ Markets - 56 13 EBT Metro Markets; 3in rural OR

  5. 2006 OR Farmers’ Markets - 63 15 EBT Metro Markets; 5 in rural OR

  6. 2008 OR Farmers’ Markets - 68 17 EBT Metro Markets; 17 outside Metro

  7. HOW? WHY! WHY?!

  8. 2011 OR FMs - 103 36 SNAP Metro Markets; 35 in rural OR! Earning $609,050 – a 28% increase from 2010!

  9. And What’s More…

  10. …and “unregistered” FMs!

  11. And in 2025?

  12. Oregon Farmers’ Markets – bringing more Oregon Food to more Oregon Tables!

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