Network Resources
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A study measuring the degree to which Vermont schools are engaging in food, farm, and nutrition...
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Recordings of our ongoing series supporting teachers in implementing food systems, nutrition...
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Find out more about the resources available and organizations involved in implementing Farm to...
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COVID-related suggestions to continue cooking with your students while remaining safe.
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A 2015 study measuring the economic contribution and impacts of farm to school in Vermont.
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In 2014, more than 60 Vermont Farm to School leaders, stakeholders ands supporters came together to...
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A marketing campaign designed to help high school and middle school nutrition professionals...
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Completed in 2018, these five case studies take an in-depth look at the Farm to School programming...
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Resources and tools from Farm to School coordinators all around the state.
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We know how much value Farm to School has for our kids, our schools and our communities. But not...
Vermont Partners
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A report from University of Vermont Extension covering education activities currently being offered...
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The website offers materials and resources to promote fresh, seasonal produce in Vermont, but can...
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More than 75 recipes for school kitchens to prepare healthy, locally-sourced meals for their...
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A website designed to provide information and resources about school nutrition for school food...
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Child Nutrition Programs at the Vermont Agency of Education has been working to change this over...
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Visit our resource page for Farm to School publications to support cultivating links between...
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Three videos showcase school gardens around the state chosen for their successful and innovative...
All Other Resources
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An ongoing collection of book lists we've found helpful in our Farm to School work.
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KidsGardening is a national nonprofit with the mission of inspiring and supporting educators,...
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So, you've mastered fruits and veggies in your school garden? Bees and chickens can be the...
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