Save the date and REGISTER for the Michigan Farm to School and Early Care Network Fall Meeting on Thursday, September 10, 2026, at 1pm ET!
The Michigan Farm to School and Early Care Network supports people and programs across Michigan that help children and youth (ages 0–18) learn about and eat local food. Join this fall quarterly meeting to share resources, celebrate wins, and network with fellow farm to youth champions in Michigan. We'll share great Farm to School Month celebration ideas, details on Michigan Apple Crunch, and so much more!
Parents, early childhood educators, teachers, food service staff, farm to school coordinators, administrators, farmers, food hubs, families, and supporting organizations are all important members! All are welcome and parent participation is greatly encouraged! Whether you are in the classroom, the cafeteria, or the community, this network is for you!
In attending the Fall Network Meeting, you will:
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🍐Receive updates on Michigan farm to school and early care initiatives and resources
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🥕Hear inspirational stories from the field
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🫐Take part in meaningful networking with other people and programs supporting farm to school and farm to ECE
Julie Lehman (she/her)
Farm to Youth Network Coordinator
Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems
My personal Zoom room link is below.
Online for drop-in hours every Tuesday from 10:30-11:30am
Zoom link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/5658155119
Meeting ID: 565 815 5119
Passcode: lovelocal
Your gift will help us support communities to realize their own food system visions.
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