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National Farm to School Network
Farm to School is broadly defined as a program that connects schools (K-12) and local farms with the objectives of serving healthy meals in school cafeterias, improving student nutrition, providing agriculture, health and nutrition education opportunities, and supporting local and regional farmers. Since each Farm to School program is shaped by its unique community and region, the National Farm to School Network does not prescribe or impose a list of practices or products for the Farm to School approach. The National Farm to School Network supports the work of local Farm to School programs all over the country by providing free training and technical assistance, information services, networking, and support for policy, media and marketing activities.
Our network includes national staff, eight regional lead agencies
and leads in all 50 states. Click on the map above to contact the state lead in your area for more information, or
contact someone on our national staff directly. We are here to help you get started and keep programs growing!
For more information about the recently launched National Farm to School Network, click here.
To find your Regional Lead Agency, click here.
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* Estimated by the National Farm to School Network. All other statistics based on information posted on this site.
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