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Aug

Sustainable Farm-to-Hospital Toolkit

August 19, 2014F2CC adminEnglish, Farm to Healthcare, Tools/Toolkit

A how-to-guide for hospitals in the development of goals, procedures and requirements related to purchase of foods directly from one or more sustainable farmers/producers; mainstream hospital procurement of food directly from sustainable farmers/producers; address the general food safety concerns that arise when serving both healthy and immune-compromised people; provide sustainable farmers/producers with the same information...

Aug

Law Offers Hospitals New Incentives to Promote Healthful Eating

August 19, 2014F2CC adminEnglish, Farm to Healthcare, In the News

Nonprofits could meet community benefit requirements by supporting access to fruits and vegetables. Source: Hospitals and Health Networks Journalist: Bill Santamour Date: 08.12.14 Click here to see the full article.

Jun

Procuring Local Foods for Child Nutrition Programs

June 24, 2014F2CC adminEnglish, Publications

A USDA resource guide designed for schools in identifying and procuring locally grown and produced food for school nutrition programs. Download a the full report here: Procuring Local Foods for Child Nutrition Programs

Oct

Local in the Lunchroom – Results From The USDA Farm to School Census

October 22, 2013English, Farm to School, Stories from the field

The USDA’s National Farm to School Census data was made available on October 22, 2013, just 12 days after Farm to Cafeteria Canada released the first national survey of local food activity in Canadian schools, campuses and health care facilities To determine the prevalence of farm to school programs in the United States, USDA surveyed...

Nov

Bearing Fruit: Farm to School Program Evaluation

November 3, 2012F2CC CommunicationsEnglish, Evaluation, Farm to School

Farm to school programs, which link local farmers with schools, have increased in number, from fewer than ten in 1997 to more than an estimated 2,000 programs in 2008. With this phenomenal increase, many in the farm to school movement are faced with the question: what are the speciﬁc impacts of the program? Click here for...