All products offered through NC Farm to School are grown on NC farms.
The North Carolina Farm to School program has been supplying school cafeterias across the state with the freshest, locally grown produce from NC farms since 1997. All public school districts in North Carolina can be a part of the NC Farm to School program that includes watermelons, cantaloupes, tomatoes, apples, cucumbers, grape tomatoes, broccoli crowns, cabbage, romaine lettuce, apple slices, co
10/20/2025
We are incredibly thankful for our local North Carolina farmers!
By Supplying fresh, delicious ingredients to our schools, you directly support student health. This makes hands-on food education possible. Thank you for making Farm to School a success!
11/14/2023
Happy National Pickle Day! Celebrate by crunching one today!
Farm facts about cukes and pickles: https://ncfieldfamily.org/?p=17931
North Carolina Field and Family Mt. Olive Pickles
11/10/2023
8 Bootcamps, 4 weeks across NC...Great people, great work!
11/09/2023
Bootcamp #8! Love NC Farm-to-School!
11/08/2023
Bootcamp #6 is in the books! Great day with a great group in Mt.Olive!
11/05/2023
Teachers, don't forget to apply for one of our Going Local Grants! The deadline for the Fall cycle is November 15.
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Our Going Local Grant funds agricultural projects in your classroom or school for up to $500.
Apply now! ➡️https://www.ncfb.org/ag-in-the-classroom/grants-awards/
11/05/2023
Awesome Bootcamp in Haywood County last week!
11/02/2023
Crunching at NC FARM-TO-SCHOOL Bootcamp Wilkesboro!
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11/01/2023
Bootcamp in Wilkes!
10/26/2023
Farm-to-School Bootcamp #3 underway!!
10/25/2023
Farm-to-School Bootcamp #2 is underway!
All public school districts in North Carolina can be a part of the NC Farm to School program that includes watermelons, cantaloupes, tomatoes, apples, cucumbers, grape tomatoes, broccoli crowns, cabbage, romaine lettuce, apple slices, collards, sweet potatoes, strawberries and blueberries. All products offered through NC Farm to School are grown on NC farms.
NC Farm to School is run through the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ (NCDA&CS) Food Distribution Division in cooperation with the Marketing Division. During the 2018-19 school year, the NC Farm to School program delivered produce to 85 school districts.
If you are looking for more information about the NC Farm to School program or to access educational materials and links to resources, please visit the website at www.ncfarmtoschool.com.