A Keystone Fresh Act Victory!

Posted OnJuly 1, 2024 byJamie Taylor

PRESS RELEASE: Burgos bill to get fresh foods to PA schools clears House HARRISBURG, July 1 – State House lawmakers today passed legislation introduced by Rep. Danilo Burgos, D-Phila., that would get more fresh fruits and vegetables into schools while supporting locally grown products. Burgos’ bill (H.B. 2420) would establish the Keystone Fresh Program, which would…Read More >>

Watch: June 2024 Open House

Posted OnJune 12, 2024 byJamie Taylor

If you missed the June virtual open house, you can watch the recording below! The featured topic during this open house was Farm to School Storytelling. We discussed how to be an effective storyteller and use those stories to expand your farm to school activities, share inspiration with other practitioners, and advocate for statewide farm…Read More >>

The Keystone Fresh Act: A Local Food Purchasing Incentive for PA

Posted OnJune 5, 2024 byJamie Taylor

The PA Farm to School Network is working to ensure that every child in the Commonwealth is nourished by local, sustainable foods and every family farmer is nourished by their community through the purchase of PA grown, raised, and caught agricultural products to be served in K-12 grade school meals.   Very soon the PA…Read More >>

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