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Read MoreIn Indiana, leafy greens are harvested March-December. Try our Chicken and Spinach Quesadilla recipe for school foodservice, and check out our map of Indiana growers that sell leafy greens!
Read MoreIn Indiana, apples are harvested from July through October, but can be stored all the way through February. Try our Treasure Salad recipe for school foodservice, and check out these 30+ Indiana orchards that grow apples!
Read MoreFarm to School Month is in October! Are you ready? Use these resources from the National Farm to School Network to get started.
Read MoreThe interest in farm to school is rapidly growing across the country and it is time to capture that growth in the 2019 Farm to School Census!
Keep an eye out for the 2019 Farm to School Census questionnaire, coming soon.
Read MoreOpen since 1922, Kercher’s Sunrise Orchards operates about 600 acres of fruits and vegetables – apples, cabbage, sweet corn, broccoli, zucchini, yellow squash, winter squash, pumpkins, and peaches.
Read MoreCarrots are generally available July - November in Indiana. Try our Harvest Glazed Carrots recipe for school foodservice, and check out these 37 Indiana farms that grow carrots!
Read MoreStudent vegetable intake increased 25% when Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation launched their farm to school program. They started sourcing Indiana-grown ingredients in 2008 with three products, and Director of Food Service Nancy Millspaugh says she has made an effort to add one or two new items every year since.
Read MoreU.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced today the award of more than $9 million in USDA Farm to School Program grants that will increase the amount of healthy, local foods served in schools and create economic opportunities for nearby farmers.
Read MoreWhen Becky Landes started with Manchester schools over 17 years ago, she was just looking for a job that would allow her to be on the same schedule as her kids. Now the Food Service Director, a position that she has held for 10 years, Becky prides herself on her schools’ involvement in farm to school.
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