Impacts of farm to school on children's perception of food

Farm to school programs influence children's mental model of food and may give students a more robust understanding of where food comes from.

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Food, Nutrition and Health.
Published
2025-03-27
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s44403-025-00020-5
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1
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Environmental Education and Sustainability
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article
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2.42

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Impacts of farm to school on children's perception of food

Abigail Howell, Lesley Leake, Karl‐Friedrich Schreiber, Maria McClam
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Food, Nutrition and Health.
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Impacts of farm to school on children's perception of food

Abigail Howell, Lesley Leake, Karl‐Friedrich Schreiber, Maria McClam
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Abstract

Farm to school programs influence children's mental model of food and may give students a more robust understanding of where food comes from.

Food, Nutrition and Health.Vol. 2(1)
University of South Carolina (US), College of Charleston (US), Department of Health Services (US)
York University, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
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