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Articles and Resources

Going Local: Paths to Success for Farm to School Programs (PDF) - Growing Minds featured as a case study (pg 20), National Farm to School Program publication - December 2006

Making the Farm / School Connection: Opportunities and Barriers to Greater Use of Locally-Grown Produce in Public Schools (PDF) - January 2006

Congress Could Put More Local Food Into Schools: Bipartisan Flavor Works in Program's Favor — Great Lakes Bulletin News Service, January 2005 Highlighting Michigan's farm to school program, this article discusses Farm to School legislation and funding.

UC SAREP Researchers Find Farm-to-School Programs Shift Students' Diets — Research supporting the fact that children will eat fruits and vegtables when given a farm fresh option. - January 2005

If You Build It, Children Will Come to the Salad Bar — More evidence that children will eat fresh when offered the choice. - November 2004

Local Farmer Brings New Taste to Cafeteria — Published by a student newspaper in western NC, this article highlights a local farmer that is now growing food for schools.

Survey: Schools Want More Fresh Food — A success story about a Farm to School pilot program in Michigan, this article includes survey results from public school food service directors. - November 2004

 

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