October Proclaimed Farm to School Month
Gov. Kay Ivey has proclaimed October as Farm to School Month in Alabama, celebrating the connection between local farmers, schools, and students.
The Alabama Farm to School Program received $1.595 million from the State legislature in 2020 for the Farm to School incentive program.
- Schools have spent $3,724,315 purchasing from Alabama farmers.
- 8,504,382 meals featuring Alabama products have been served.
“We are proud to see Alabama students enjoying fresh, locally grown foods, while also supporting Alabama farmers,” said Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries Commissioner Rick Pate.
Author's summary: Alabama celebrates Farm to School Month.
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