Welcome to the Oklahoma Farm to School website
Learn more about how the Oklahoma Farm to School program is connecting
farmers with schools to provide healthy, local food for our students.
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ChopChop Kids Club newsletter!
This is the perfect time to learn to cook—or, if you already know how to cook, to master some skills. Check out our newsletter for cooking inspiration and other ideas!
Webinars and Online Trainings Available
Whether you are a farmer/producer, child nutrition or educator, check out these future trainings with Farm to School!
Resources available for classrooms, cafeterias and families
These free educational resources were created for classrooms, cafeterias and families to promote Oklahoma-grown vegetables and fruits offered during meals. The free online resources for cafeterias include posters and recipes promoting a variety of locally-grown specialty crops such as tomatoes, berries, watermelon, squash, asparagus, carrots, cucumbers, peppers, peaches, sweet potatoes, broccoli and radishes.
News and Highlights
Get the latest updates about what’s going on.
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Oklahoma Farm to School Garden of the Year Contest 2022
School gardens are living laboratories that create teaching opportunities for nutrition, agriculture, and experiential education across all disciplines. School gardens can be an indoor herb garden in a windowsill of a classroom, outdoor raised beds, in-ground farms,...
Find Grant Opportunities for Farm to School
The Dirt, USDA’s Office of Community Food Systems monthly E-letter is chock full of updates, webinar info, relevant news, and field notes. Check out the archives to explore grantee success stories, resource highlights, and Census facts.
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Fresh, Healthy, Locally Grown Food for Good Health
Farm to School brings Oklahoma grown food into school cafeterias giving students the opportunity to taste farm fresh foods and learn how their food is grown. It inspires farmers to sell their products to schools and encourages schools to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables as well as other healthy, local products from Oklahoma farmers.
Overview of Oklahoma Farm to School
Farm-to-school efforts are taking place in over 2035 school districts in at least 39 states, including Oklahoma. Learn more about the program and how it is improving the health of school children and helping our local farmers
See Participating Schools
Oklahoma has over 98 school districts that participate in the Farm to School program. Find out which school are on board for this project.