NY wants more locally grown food on school lunch menus
ALBANY (AP) - New York state is looking to put locally grown foods on the menu in school cafeterias.
Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration announced Thursday that the state plans to award $500,000 in grants to help schools increase the amount and variety of locally grown fruits, vegetables and other items served to students.
Cuomo calls the idea a “win-win” that provides healthy meals to students while helping the state’s agricultural industry.
A similar round of grants last year helped 45 districts throughout the state increase their use of local products.
Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration announced Thursday that the state plans to award $500,000 in grants to help schools increase the amount and variety of locally grown fruits, vegetables and other items served to students.
Cuomo calls the idea a “win-win” that provides healthy meals to students while helping the state’s agricultural industry.
A similar round of grants last year helped 45 districts throughout the state increase their use of local products.
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