Michigan Farm To School - Blog

"Farm to school" applies to a variety of initiatives in Michigan, including efforts to offer local foods in school cafeterias, school garden programs, fundraisers that take advantage of local products, farmer visits to school classrooms and cafeterias, and field trips to nearby farms. Michigan Farm to School is a portal for information and a venue for sharing ideas, tools, and resources to support these and other efforts to link schools with local agriculture in Michigan.

Friday, September 30, 2016

MI Farm to School News

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Greetings Farm to School All-stars!   We're capping off an exciting two weeks of our 2016 Regional MI Farm to School Trainings! Th...

9-30-16 Michigan School Garden newsletter notice

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Greetings Gardeners - I apologize for the lack of communication from us - we've had some technical issues with our ListServ and we...

Special Events - October 27: Cultivate Michigan Member Orientation & MFIN Network Gathering

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Please share among institutions, producers, food vendors, and food & farming allies! ...
Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Cultivate Michigan Potato and Carrot Tour October 14th

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This is just a reminder that there are still spots available for the Final Cultivate Michigan Featured Foods Tour of 2016. Details can be ...

FW: Michigan Department of Education Press Release - 10 Cents Pilot

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Greetings, Exciting news! Please see below and attached for a press release from the Michigan Department of Education about the 10 Cents...
Tuesday, September 13, 2016

FW: PRESS RELEASE - USDA Announces Availability of $5 Million in Farm to School Grants to Increase Local Foods in Schools

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Hi all, Abby is on her way to the airport for some work travel so I thought I'd pass along this important news asap! Please see info...
Monday, September 12, 2016

Farm Dinner and Hops/Beer Tour

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Hello, A few typos in the last email I sent. Here is an updated version: ------------------------------ ------------------------------ -----...
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