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Page 1: Farm to School Successes: School Gardens · School gardens Kids grow food on school grounds and at our downtown farm. Procurement Local foods are grown, purchased, promoted and served

OPI Webinar Wednesday | April 8, 2020

Farm to School Successes:School Gardens

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AttendanceType into chatbox (to All – Entire Audience):

- Your name

- School district/organization name

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PresentersAubree RothMT Farm to School Coordinator | MT Team NutritionMT Core Partner | Nat’l Farm to School Network(406) [email protected]

www.montana.edu/mtfarmtoschool

NutritionMontana

Riley DevinsFrenchtown School [email protected]

Faith OaklandFairview School [email protected]

Rachael JonesFarm to School of Park [email protected]

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OverviewF2S Basics School Garden Resources Fairview Livingston - Farm to School of Park CountyFrenchtownResources + Upcoming EventsQ&A – Type your questions in the chatbox throughout the webinar

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Photo Credit: Sidney Herald

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Photo Credit: Gallatin Valley Farm to School

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Photo Credit: GROWW Program Facebook

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Photo Credit: GROWW Program Facebook

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Farm to School is Growing in Montana

57.1% 48.7% 22.6% 19.8%Montana schools participating in

farm to school in 2019-2020

Serving local products in

school meals

Leading farm to school

educational activities

Creating and tending school

gardens

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Farm to School Benefits

Public Health Economy Education

Environment Community Engagement

http://www.farmtoschool.org/Resources/BenefitsFactSheet.pdf

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www.montana.edu/mtharvestofthemonth

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Calendar 2019-2020

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Audiences

K-12 Schools & Afterschool Summer Early Care &

Education

Healthcare Institutions

Business & Community* *Launching March 2020

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https://youtu.be/inkS7MXNzR8https://youtu.be/rA-N5SmawBI

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How to Register

Existing Sites• End of Year Report• Due June 30

New Sites• Registration Form• www.montana.edu/mtharvestofthemonth

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Seeding Success

Garden Team Purpose Management

Access – Kids, Teachers, Adults Water Planting

Schedule

Resources Communication Evaluation

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http://www.montana.edu/mtfarmtoschool/resources/school-garden.html

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https://www.wholekidsfoundation.org/garden-to-cafeteria-toolkit

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Fairview School DistrictFaith Oakland

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Creating a profitable school

garden

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Mrs. Angie Hopes, FCS teacher

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Faith OaklandFarm to School Coordinator

Fairview High SchoolFairview, MT

[email protected]

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Farm to School of Park CountyRachael Jones

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Montana Farm to School Successes Webinar 4/8/20

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Our Team• Rachael Jones,

founding Executive Director

• Michal DeChellis, Program Director

• Sophia Guciardo, Educator

• Aubrey Johnson, FoodCorps Service Member

• Izzi Petry, Intern/Pre-apprentice

• Megan Randall, Gardener Manager

• Board of Directors, 10 members

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Our MissionEducationPreK-12 curriculum in agriculture, food, health and nutrition, and more.

School gardensKids grow food on school grounds and at our downtown farm.

ProcurementLocal foods are grown, purchased, promoted and served in schools.

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Harvest of the Month

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School Gardens

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Lincoln School Farm

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Fresh, Local Food

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Thank you

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Frenchtown School DistrictRiley Devins

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Composting In The Cafeteria

Worm Composting

Keeping It Warm In The Greenhouse

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Media Connection

Lady Bugs Greenhouse Ready for Lessons

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Produce in the Cafeteria

Fish Flourishing

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Plonk RumourThe Camino The Green SourceLolo Peak Brewery Missoula Winter Market Frenchtown Farmers MarketFrenchtown School District

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Students Learning About The Greenhouse

Teachers Learning About The Greenhouse

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Resources + Opportunities

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Montana Farm to School Leadership Team

www.montana.edu/mtfarmtoschool

Communication

Distribution

Grant Program

Farm to ECE

Beef to School

Education

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Ginger [email protected]

Faith [email protected]

Montana Farm to School Coaches

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Recent Recorded Trainings• Montana Farm to School Successes Webinars

• February 5 – Procurement • March 4 – Education • April 8 – School Gardens

• Food Safety and Farm to School Webinar

• Montana Farm to School Regional Showcases • March 18 – Fairview – Postponed • May 6 – Hardin

http://www.montana.edu/mtfarmtoschool/resources/training-event.html

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September 23-24, 2020 | Helena, MTwww.montana.edu/mtfarmtoschool/summit.html

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Celebrate Farm to School Month throughout Montana!

October is National Farm to School Month, a time to celebrate the connections that are happening all over the country between schools and local food. Participate in the celebration by featuring local and Montana grown foods in meals or taking a field trip to a nearby farm!

Consider serving up these Montana foods from each section of MyPlate: apples (fruit), squash (vegetable), wheat (grain), beef or lentils (protein), and milk (dairy).

Learn more, get school meal recipe ideas, find activities, and register your celebration at www.opi.mt.gov/Farm2School.

NutritionMontana

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Join preschools, schools, colleges, and individuals across Montana in celebrating Food Day and National Farm to School Month by crunching into locally and regionally grown apples on

October 22nd

For more information about Montana Crunch Time, to register and receive your guide, visit:

montana.edu/ mtfarmtoschool Share your “crunch byte” (video and photos) on social media with

#MTCrunchTime

Montana Crunch Time is sponsored by the Montana Farm to School Leadership Team and partners. Learn more about the Montana Farm to School Leadership Team and the member organizations at: www.montana.edu/mtfarmtoschool/leadership-team/index.html

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COVID-19 ResourcesOffice of Public Instruction http://opi.mt.gov/COVID-19-Information

National Farm to School Networkhttp://www.farmtoschool.org/resources-main/covid-19-resources-for-farm-to-school-and-ece

Lunch Assist http://www.lunchassist.org/covid-19.html

Webinar: Montana Schools Safety Precautions During COVID-19: Education Materials and School Meals ServiceApril 9, 3-4https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/923990901

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Share Your Story• Share your challenges, successes,

ideas. • [email protected]• Share Your Story Form

• Social media: #MTHarvestoftheMonth#MTFarmtoSchool

• Montana Farm to School Facebook Page

• Use USDA Photo Releases for photos• Local news media

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Questions? Please type your questions into the chatbox, select all attendees.

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Ready to Dig In? MT Harvest of the Monthwww.montana.edu/mtharvestofthemonth

Montana Farm to Schoolwww.montana.edu/mtfarmtoschool

Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/montanafarmtoschool

Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/mtfarmtoschool/

ContactAubree Roth(406) 994-5996 | [email protected]

NutritionMontana