Document Type
Report
Publication Date
6-2026
Abstract
The Westside Foodshed Planning Initiative is a feasibility study exploring how Farm-to- Food-Assistance, or F2FA, can supplement CAFE's food assistance work in Northwest and Downtown Portland. The study was conducted by Soil for Roses, a planning team consisting of members of Portland State University's Master of Urban and Regional Planning program. Through this project, Soil for Roses envisions the F2FA as a regional food aggregation and distribution hub tailored to CAFE’s goals of advancing food security and nutrition, environmental stewardship, and resilience.
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Recommended Citation
Bugh, Andrew; Shelstad, James; Rasmussen, Jordan; Marquigny, Kenton; and Johnson, Reed, "Westside Foodshed Hub Initiative: Farm-to-Food-Assistance Feasibility Study" (2026). Master of Urban and Regional Planning Workshop Projects. 213.
Description
Prepared by: Soil for Roses Planning Group is comprised of five graduate student candidates for the Master of Urban and Regional Planning degree at Portland State University.
Client: Lift Urban Portland