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Be the Sparkplug
Issue 16, Spring 2005 - Alberta Agri-preneur
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Just like your truck, good ideas for community initiatives need a sparkplug to get going. Are you that sparkplug? The
Ag Tourism Cluster Development Process
is a simple but strategic approach to getting community ag tourism initiatives off the ground. The 4 step process outlines a path to follow along with key points to help ensure success. Results from pilot Ag Tourism Cluster Development projects include regional driving tour events such as the Country Soul Stroll, Fur and Feather’s Farm Tour and Country Drive ’05. As well, a number of agri-food events have been launched to showcase local product like The Harvest Festival of Foods and Taste of the High Country. Download the Ag Tourism Cluster Development Process at
www.agtourism.ca
. You might just be the sparkplug needed to get an ag tourism initiative going in your community.
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This information published to the web on April 26, 2005.
Last Reviewed/Revised on April 27, 2005.
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