To support your Farm to Early Care and Education (ECE) efforts, the Mississippi Farm to School Network has created a few weeks of free Farm Fresh Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) Menus, approved by both the Mississippi Department of Health and CACFP.

Discover edible native plants in your region—Mississippi and the Northeast U.S.

What is farm to early care and education and why should your childcare program participate? What are the benefits and what will it take to get your program going? View this infographic for more information.

Farm-to-preschool programs take many forms. These tips from Ecotrust will help get you started.

This fact sheet from the National Farm to School Network offers steps for instituting farm to early care and education practices in early care and education settings.

A school garden can have many benefits on the students. The children can learn the importance of eating healthy food as well as supporting local growers. This resource provides a 4 step process to beginning a school garden program.

This guides explores how teachers can use The Creative Curriculum® for preschoolers as a foundation to embed farm to ECE learning opportunities into their existing practices.

This guides explores how teachers can use The Creative Curriculum® for Toddlers, & Twos as a foundation to embed farm to ECE learning opportunities into their existing practices.

A look at how USDA Foods supports local purchasing.