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  1. Governor Whitmer, Senate Majority Leader Brinks, and House Speaker Hall are leading state budget negotiations in Michigan.
  2. Governor Whitmer passed the state budget in Michigan.

Michigan Launches Farm to Family Program for School Cafeterias

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The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development announced the launch of the Farm to Family Program’s Scratch Cooking Pilot. This initiative offers school districts grants of up to $100,000 to prepare meals using fresh, locally grown ingredients. The program was funded through a bipartisan effort in the state’s budget.

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The program aims to replace heavily processed foods in school cafeterias with Michigan-grown produce and meats. By supporting local farmers and providing funds for necessary equipment, the initiative seeks to create new revenue streams for local agriculture.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer recently passed the state budget in Michigan, leading budget negotiations alongside Senate Majority Leader Brinks and House Speaker Hall.

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  • Gretchen WhitmerSupported the new Farm to Family Program initiative.
  • MichiganThe state where the Farm to Family Program is being implemented.

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