Lansing Urban Farm Project

Lansing Grown Farmer Survey: The Lansing Urban Farm Project (LUFP) is a nonprofit dedicated to assisting growers to make fresh, affordable produce available to Lansing’s urban residents, developing programs that integrate food and farming into broader community-building efforts, and supporting economic, environmental, cultural, and social sustainability. Through past initiatives like the Urbandale Farm Apprenticeship Program and the Lansing Grown (LG) farmers cooperative, LUFP works to empower local farmers, expand market opportunities, and foster a resilient urban agriculture community.

The purpose of this survey is to gain a deeper understanding of the experiences, challenges, and needs of the greater Lansing farming community. Your feedback will help LUFP and its partners improve support for urban farmers, address barriers, and strengthen the local food system in Lansing.

LUFP- LG Farmer Survey US25 Lansing Grown Farmer Survey- summer 2025

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Find our latest newsletter and board application here! Cheers to a new year 🎉❄️🌱

Lansing Urban Farm Project- January Newsletter We have come to the end of yet another year, one that has had its share of agricultural successes and setbacks. And despite the remarkable enthusiasm and ability of Lansing’s food/farming community, we are still far from where we might be in this thriving Midwestern city with respect to building a...

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Local farmers market vendors navigate summer 2021 sales trends After a record year for farmers market sales last year, vendors share mixed experiences this summer