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Farm to School Initiatives Underway in Georgia and Florida

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Efforts to incorporate local food into school meals are underway in Georgia and Florida. Separately, Alabama's Farm to School incentive program, which began in 2020, has seen schools spend over $5.9 million buying from local farmers and serve more than 14.3 million meals featuring Alabama products.

From aginfo.net

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These programs aim to create a market for local farmers while providing educational benefits. The initiative in Alabama has driven economic activity by having schools purchase local goods.

From aginfo.net

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  • AlabamaSpeculative

    Alabama might see increased revenue for local farmers due to the program creating a new local market.

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