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Farm-to-school brings fresh food to students

Nearly 3.5-million students in California have increased access to fresh food thanks to 'farm-to-school' programs.

Students across the country are being introduced to fresh, local food thanks to growing 'farm-to-school' programs.

Natomas Unified School District recently received a federal grant to help grow its farm to school efforts.

Those efforts are led by Nutrition Services Director Vince Caguin, a chef who came to the cafeteria after years of cooking for A-listers in Hollywood.


The California Farm to School Network estimates 80-percent of school districts incorporate farm-to-school into their food services.

The farm-to-school efforts reach nearly 3.5-million students in California.

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