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Please share this opportunity with Michigan-based Farm to School Coordinators!!

Farm to School Coordinator Learning Collaborative:
Are you a Farm to School Coordinator based in California, Michigan, Minnesota, or New York? Do you have experience with local procurement and farm to school innovation, and are you interested in strengthening your facilitation and presentation skills? National Farm to School Network is recruiting 15 Farm to School Coordinators to join a Learning Collaborative. Each Collaborative member will each receive a $5,000 stipend that will cover the cost of travel for two in-person events and for their time and participation in the collaborative. 

Interested? READ MORE HERE and then submit your application. (Deadline: February 9).

In the email below you will find additional info, contact information, and a separate Farm to School Coordinator Community of Practice opportunity! 

Julie Lehman (she/her)

Farm to Youth Network Coordinator

Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems 

Michigan Farm to ECE

Michigan Farm to School

Lake Michigan School Food System Innovation Hub

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From: Trisha Bautista Larson <trisha@farmtoschool.org>
Subject: [NFSN Partners] 🔊 Calling Farm to School Coordinators: Learn, Connect, and Lead

 

Hi NFSN Partners,

We are excited to announce the launch of phase two of the Farm to School Coordinators project.  This peer learning and networking opportunity features two components:

🌱 Learning Collaborative (15 Farm to School Coordinators from California, Michigan, Minnesota and New York)

As a member of the Learning Collaborative, you will join a dynamic peer learning community that blends four interactive virtual sessions and two in-person gatherings. Together, you'll strengthen your farm to school coordination strategies, exchange local procurement insights, and tackle shared challenges and successes alongside fellow Coordinators. The Collaborative will generate lessons and resources that NFSN can also share with the broader farm to school community. This specific opportunity is for Coordinators from California, Michigan, Minnesota, and New York.  APPLY HERE TODAY. 

🌱 Expanded Farm to School Coordinators Community of Practice

This is an opportunity for Farm to School Coordinators across the country to attend and participate in free quarterly Community of Practice (CoP) calls and engage in a virtual forum (Slack) with peers and NFSN. The CoP calls will include presentations and topics presented by Learning Collaborative members and NFSN and will be an informal space for Coordinators to bring questions and ideas they may have from the field. The first meeting is set to kick off on March 27th at 2:00 - 3:15 pm CST. REGISTER FOR THE KICK OFF CALL.

For questions, please reach out directly to Trisha@farmtoschool.org. 

If you are a Farm to School Coordinator (or similar role) OR know someone who is, we kindly invite you to pass along this opportunity.

Thank you so much and I look forward to connecting very soon.

Warmly,

Trisha

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	Trisha Bautista Larson, MPH (she/her/hers) Programs Director,  National Farm to School Network
	(323) 694-0668 | Based in Illinois*
	trisha@farmtoschool.org
	www.farmtoschool.org

* I acknowledge that I live, learn, and work encompassing the ancestral, traditional lands of the Kiikaapoi (Kickapoo), Peoria, Kaskaskia, Bodwéwadmi (Potawatomi), lands in which were forcibly stolen from these Native Nations. Learn whose land you live on: native-land.ca

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Youth Paid Internship opportunity -- at a farm!

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I wanted to share this opportunity for any of you who have engaged students in the upper high school grades. This application for a 30 day ($20/hour, 40 hours / week) farm internship is available here  https://www.annesaxelbylegacyfund.org/apply

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Director, Farm to Institution Programs 

Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems 

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Natural Resources Building, Room 312A

480 Wilson Rd., East Lansing MI

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MI Farm to School January Newsletter!

News, resources, and events

View Message in your Browser Michigan Farm to School Updates Stay informed on the latest news, resources, and events! Update on 10 Cents Meal for Michigan’s Kids and Farms Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities has launched a 10 Cents a Meal Coalition, bringing together engaged constituents who understand the importance of reinstating the 10 Cents a Meal / Local Produce in School Meals program and are ready to work collectively toward that goal. If you, or someone you know, would be a strong addition to this coalition, please encourage them to sign up below.  The Coalition will focus on three core objectives:  Staying up to date on the status of the 10 Cents a Meal program  Developing and maintaining a shared strategy to reinstate the program  Identifying concrete action steps to be taken together Reach out to Amanda Brezzell at amanda.brezzell@groundworkcenter.org to ask about specific actions you can take to support the program.  Join the Coalition Understanding the New Dietary Guidelines In January, new Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs) were released. Read more on what the DGAs are, how they’ve typically been developed before, key changes in the newest edition, and how DGA updates may impact school nutrition policy and programs. Learn more: Understanding the New Dietary Guidelines Webinar - Center for Science in the Public Interest Read on the USDA's rulemaking process to update School Nutrition Standards following the release of the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans  Upcoming Events: Listening Sessions: USDA Entitlement Local Food Direct Purchase Option  January 28, 2026 National Farm to School Network is hosting a listening session on an exciting policy concept that would open a pathway for entitlement funds to be used for local food spending. If you are a technical assistance provider (and especially if you supported Local Food for Schools implementation), your voice is crucial to solidifying their proposal before sharing it with DC decision-makers in early 2026. Register Imagining New Possibilities: Perspectives on Student Food Sovereignty February 10, 2026 Historically and internationally, students and youth have been at the forefront of advocacy, progress, and movements. By centering student voices and ideas, this session will explore real-world examples of students envisioning and driving action for food systems transformation. As part of U of M’s Food Literacy for All, this session will explore alternative campus foodscapes, student food sovereignty, and equitable campus initiatives.  Register Unlocking the Full Potential of School Food Systems March 11, 2026 Maine schools provide vital nutrition but generate over 7 million pounds of food waste annually, much of it fresh produce. Join the University of Maine’s Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions to learn how local districts are tackling this issue through food waste prevention programs. This webinar will share research, success stories, and actionable strategies to help you reduce waste and unlock the potential of your school food system.  Register 3rd annual Michigan Jr. MANRRS Leadership Symposium for 7th-12th graders March 14, 2026 The purpose of the 2026 Michigan Jr. MANRRS Leadership Symposium is to expose 7th-12th graders to the Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences sector. Students who attend the symposium will have the opportunity to network with their fellow peers and collegiate MANRRS members from Michigan State University (MSU). They will also be able to learn about the programs within the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, support resources offered at MSU, attend interactive workshops, and participate in competitions.  Register Plant Selection and Seed Saving  March 25, 2026 Discover how to choose plants that will thrive in your school garden while fostering meaningful student engagement.  This webinar will cover tips for selecting resilient, educational crops and introduce hands-on activities to spark curiosity around seed saving. Participants will gain practical strategies to connect students to the full life cycle of plants and build lasting garden stewardship.  Register Principals Advancing School Gardens April 29, 2026 Join the School Garden Support Organization Network to hear how school principals are championing and sustaining garden programs within their schools.  This webinar will explore the unique role of school leaders in fostering garden-based learning and building supportive structures. Participants will gain insights and inspiration from real examples of principal-led garden program growth.  Register 2026 School Garden Leadership Institute  June 22-27, 2026 The deadline for your team of two to apply to LifeLab's 2026 School Garden Leadership Institute is fast approaching: apply by January 30th! The Institute is an amazing opportunity to join 40 school garden leaders to dive deeply into what makes a program succeed while sharing your expertise and learning from your peers.   Sliding scale registration and travel stipends available.  Register Resources, Opportunities, and Inspiration: Farm to School Coordinator Learning Collaborative  Are you a Michigan-based Farm to School Coordinator? Do you have experience with local procurement and farm to school innovation, and are you interested in strengthening your facilitation and presentation skills? If so, National Farm to School Network (NFSN) invites you to apply for the Farm to School Coordinator Learning Collaborative.  As a member, you will partake in an intensive community setting of virtual meetings + two-in person gatherings to deepen your farm to school coordination strategies and experiences alongside peers from other states. The Collaborative will examine key wins and challenges in farm to school coordination while generating insights NFSN can share with the broader field. A stipend of $5,000 for travel and participation is provided. Apply by February 9, 2026.   Expanded Farm to School Coordinators Community of Practice  This is an opportunity for Farm to School Coordinators across the country to attend and participate in free quarterly Community of Practice (CoP) calls and engage in a virtual forum (Slack) with peers and the NFSN. The CoP calls will include presentations and topics presented by Learning Collaborative members and NFSN and will be an informal space for Coordinators to bring questions and ideas they may have from the field.  Join the first meeting on March 27, 3-4:15 pm EST.   Interested in learning more about this networking opportunity? Please email NFSN Programs Director at Trisha@farmtoschool.org. Free Milkweeds for Schools & Non-Profits Apply to receive a free flat of 32 milkweed plugs as well as guidance on how to create a new habitat or enhance an existing garden. Deadline: early to mid-February (exact timing depends on milkweed availability)  Free Composting Kit for Schools Let’s Go Compost is providing free indoor worm composting farm kits to 100 public schools in the United States for leading up to Earth Month 2026! Let’s Go Compost provides initial materials and educational support for setup and curriculum integration.  Salad Bars to Schools The Chef Ann Foundation’s Salad Bars to Schools program donates salad bar equipment, training, and support to K–12 schools nationwide so students have daily access to fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and plant-based proteins, helping improve health, reduce waste, and strengthen local food connections. Join the Interest List to be notified when the next round of grant applications open in February 2026.   Whole Foods Market Foundation Get Ready to Grow: Garden Grants The Garden Grant from the Whole Foods Market Foundation provides a $3,500 monetary award to K–12 schools. Grant funds support new or existing hands-on edible learning gardens that connect students with how food grows and support classroom learning. Deadline: March 1, 2026 (Application opens February 1)  Starting a School or Community Garden Course Do you love your community and want to start a school or community garden? Are you a beginning gardener looking for direction so that your school or community garden is as successful as it can be? If so, consider taking this free class! The "Starting a School or Community Garden: Essential Steps for Success" course from MSUE offers a flexible, self-paced online learning experience. Winter will be a great time to access this info if planning a garden in the spring!   The 2026 Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) Harvest of the Month This monthly packet encourages children to learn about nutrition, agriculture, Indigenous food culture and cooking with monthly recipes, coloring pages, and fact sheets. Each month is focused on a different culturally relevant food in season. January's feature is Buffalo/Bison! Federal Policy Updates & Further Reading 2026 School Nutrition Association Issue Paper Calls for Local Food Purchasing Support  Food as Prevention: Growing Healthier Futures Through Farm to School School Nutrition Association’s Latest School Nutrition Trends Report  Selling Local Food to Schools: A USDA Resource for Producers  Findings of the 2025 National Food Hub Survey Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems released its latest edition of the National Food Hub Survey report. The recent findings captured business data from and experiences by 100 food hubs across 27 states and DC for the 2024 calendar year. Farm-to-institution incentive and technical assistance programs helped drive increased food hub sales of local food to food banks and schools between 2021 and 2025. During this time, the average percentage of sales to schools more than tripled. Cabbage! A Cultivate Michigan Winter Food Winter is a great time to cook up Michigan cabbage! Explore Michigan cabbage sourcing tips, resources, and recipes for your school site. Learn more Did this email get forwarded to you? Join the mailing list here. About Michigan Farm to School Farm to School centers around efforts to serve local foods in school and early care and education settings. We share ideas, tools and resources to support a range of efforts, from school garden programming to farmer visits and field trips. 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