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“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...

Ths article was written by the National Farm to School Network and originally posted on their website on Thursday, July 29, 2021. The Northeast Farm to School Institute model, developed by...

Vermont FEED Announces Selected Teams for the 2021-22 Northeast Farm to School Institute Shelburne, VT  (August, 2021) — Shelburne Farms and NOFA-VT are offering a year-long...

Ths article written by the National Farm to School Network and originally posted on their website on Thursday, July 22, 2021. The Northeast Farm to School Institute model, developed by Vermont...

“We’re surrounded by so much fresh, wonderful food here in Vermont… but all that doesn’t do much good if when we’re getting home we’re just pulling processed food...

Now more than ever, it is clear that the values of farm to school build resilient communities. Over the past year, Vermont schools showed up. They met our communities’ immediate need to nourish...

While the Farm to School (FTS) movement began with a focus on grades kindergarten through high school, in more recent years, enthusiasm for this learning even earlier in a child’s life has been...

Listen to Vermont FEED's Betsy Rosenbluth and Helen Rortvedt as they share Vermont's Farm to School programs and the need to continue building the connections between the classroom, cafeteria...

Vermont is one of 10 states and the District of Columbia to be awarded $90,900 each to strengthen state-level Farm to Early Childhood (FTEC) initiatives for a one-year project period. Similar to...

In 2016, we visited with Rick Sharff at Milton High School to learn about how he was integrating food systems and Farm to School into his curriculum and work with students. He spoke about...