Proposed Food System Journal for Community Development Practitioners, Students 
and Faculty
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Dear Student and Faculty Colleagues,
The study of food systems and agricultural development in North America and 
other western societies is a relatively young but rich field that includes 
basic and applied research and a growing number of courses and degree programs. 
In addition, students are engaging in a variety of strategies to connect their 
schools to the local farming community, including college farms and CSAs, 
special new farmer courses, and farm-to-college programs to bring local food to 
campus dining halls.
New Leaf Associates Publishing and Consulting, which specializes in regional 
farming and food systems, is exploring the development of an ONLINE JOURNAL and 
supporting WEBSITE to provide both practical information on the 
state-of-the-art for food system and agriculture development practitioners, and 
also to serve as a publishing vehicle for applied researchers and young 
scholars. The journal and website will also provide a way for student programs 
and organizations to network internationally in order to share information and 
ideas.
By focusing on planning and development in the context of farming and food 
security, this applied research and practitioners' journal will complement 
other more academic journals, such as Food, Culture & Society, Agriculture and 
Human Values, and Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems (formerly American 
Journal of Alternative Agriculture). 
We would appreciate your input on journal and website content and features as a 
potential author, site member and/or subscriber through a brief survey. It will 
take just 10 minutes or so, and you will be making an important contribution to 
the emerging field of food systems and agriculture development.
Survey link: www.surveymonkey.com/journalsurvey 
We are also looking for content for the inaugural issue of the journal. The 
last page of the survey asks you to describe any material that you would like 
considered for publishing. Please feel free to note papers, articles and the 
like that would be of interest to your colleagues.
If you are short on time, please consider completing a short version of the 
survey. It will only take a couple minutes.
Short survey link: www.surveymonkey.com/journalsurveyshort 
Thanks for your time and feedback!
-- New Leaf Associates, Inc., Publishing and Consulting 
[email protected] 
We respect your privacy. You may share your e-mail and other contact 
information in the survey if you choose.
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