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Vermont FEED’s Farm to School Institute Expands: Five States to Adapt the Institute Model to Strengthen Their Communities Wednesday June 22, 2022, Shelburne, VT — Vermont FEED will...

Vermont Students to Receive No-Cost Breakfast and Lunch for 2022-23 Photo: Hunger Free Vermont MONTPELIER, Vermont — (June 1, 2022) On Tuesday, May 31, Gov. Phil Scott signed S.100, the...

“Food is an entry point to all sorts of things, including social justice." –Aimee Arandia Østensen, Professional Learning Facilitator at Shelburne Farms Vermont Harvest of the...

By Shelburne Farms Early Childhood Program Coordinator Jed Norris Think back to a memory of food from your childhood. What was the food, and what did it taste like? What did it look and smell like...

The Northeast Farm to School Institute model will be adapted by other states and regions.  Originally posted by Shelburne Farms on December 10, 2021. Shelburne Farms is excited to...

By NOFA -VT & Vermont FEED Farm to School Program Director Helen Rortvedt Posted on VTDigger on November 26, 2021 Click on the illustration below to check out NOFA-VT's full inforgraphic...

We're excited to announce a new partnership with Vermont Afterschool to host the Jr Iron Chef VT program! Since 2008, over 4,500 Vermont teens have participated in the culinary competition,...

This August, school nutrition professionals, farmers, and farm to school advocates came together to celebrate the connections between local food, farms, and school meals over the course of five on-...

Read more about how farm to school is tramsforming learning in Vermont in Seven Days' Vermont Leads National Farm-to-School Movement, and Harwood Union High School Demonstrates How ...

“After sixteen months of reimagining school food and learning during the pandemic, some changes are proving to be more than simply a bandaid to ride out a tumultuous year,” explains Betsy...