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How Fork Farms is leveraging AI to increase food access
Appleton native Alex Tyink, president of Fork Farms, discusses why they are utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) not as a novelty, but as a critical tool to scale impact, remove barriers, and democratize access to fresh food.
Here’s what’s new with WEDC programs this year
A summary of changes that took effect with the new fiscal year starting July 1, 2025
Empowering rural entrepreneurship
This year’s second annual CEC conference drew more than 200 people. 48 of Wisconsin’s 72 counties were represented at the event, in addition to attendees from Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, and Florida.
Taking Flavor Further: How We’re Growing Across the U.S.
With dedicated brokers now representing us in California and Florida, we’ve been able to visit schools firsthand, share samples, and build meaningful relationships with nutrition directors and food service teams.
Supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses on Main Street
The presence of successful businesses tends to foster other successful businesses, as entrepreneurs see the district as a desirable business address and increased foot traffic provides a built-in customer base for new establishments.
From the Field to the Founder Stage
The NFL Draft in Green Bay created a unique opportunity to elevate entrepreneurs and startups on a national stage.
Building the future, one teacher at a time
The first in a series of reports on Workforce Innovation Grants details efforts to build Wisconsin’s rural teacher pipeline.
Protected: The funds to move clean energy forward
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