Farm to School Northeast: A Podcast
Farm to School Northeast: A Podcast
Podcast Description
Farm to School Northeast is a monthly podcast where we explore the creative ways that local food is getting into school cafeterias and how food system education is playing out in classrooms and school gardens across the northeastern states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont.
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The podcast covers various themes including local food systems, food-based education, and community engagement in schools, with episodes focusing on specific programs like RSU 89's scratch cooking initiative, Montpelier High School's food system education integration, and the Portsmouth Ag Innovation Farm.
Farm to School Northeast is a monthly podcast where we explore the creative ways that local food is getting into school cafeterias and how food system education is playing out in classrooms and school gardens across the northeastern states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont.
Hear from two teachers in New Hampshire who bring the tradition and science of maple sugaring into the classroom. They discuss how tapping trees and making maple syrup creates meaningful, hands-on learning opportunities while connecting students to local agriculture, the environment, and their community. Tune in to hear why maple sugaring is more than a seasonal activity—it’s a powerful way to engage students in authentic, interdisciplinary learning.
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