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Value Chain

Become a Vendor

At No More Empty Pots, we’re proud to partner with local food entrepreneurs, food artisans, and producers including farmers, ranchers, and value-added producers by purchasing their products and adding value to our local food system and involved businesses. By working together, we’re able to increase the value for fresh, locally grown food for our community while supporting the growth of small businesses throughout the region. Contact thanna@nmepomaha.org to explore partnership.

How We Partner

As part of our commitment to strengthen food systems, No More Empty Pots works closely with our trusted network of hyper-local, local, and regional producers to source produce and food products, ensuring a consistent supply of food for our programs and partners. Some of the food we source is used in the following programs and services:

Connecting Farms to Schools

No More Empty Pots is a founding partner of the Nebraska Farm to School Network which works to provide resources to promote local Nebraska grown and raised products in the classroom, cafeteria, and community.

Resources to Help You Grow

At No More Empty Pots, we are committed to empowering local farmers, food entrepreneurs, and small businesses. Whether you’re just starting or looking to expand your operations, we offer a variety of resources designed to help you succeed in the local food ecosystem.

Ready to Get Started?

If you’re a local entrepreneur and are interested in joining our network, we want to hear from you! Fill out the form linked below, and let us know about your business.

Farm to School logo.
Customer admiring all of the fresh produce at a pop up stand.
People in a field inspecting their plants.
  • Best Practices Partnership
  • Chamber
  • Candid. Platinum Transparency 2023
  • Heartland Center
  • United Way of the Midlands
Local foods sold out at the Micro Market

Visit the Micro Market Storefront!

The Micro Market sells fresh food and artisanal products from local producers and entrepreneurs across the state and region. Stop by today to shop a variety of locally-made goods and support the community!


 

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