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Operations

Honey, where have all the bees gone?

Campus beekeepers at Boise State University and other colleges work to maintain foodservice supply amid concerns of honey bee colony collapse disorder.

Operations

A picture is worth a thousand words

Students want to get their information more quickly, so Dawn Aubrey is experimenting with using infographics for both residents and student staff.

Adding some pressure can help speed up the risotto-making process according to Steven Miller, director of culinary operations at Cornell University.

As consumers grow more health-conscious, operators are finding the drinkable morning meals appeal to all age groups looking for on-the-go alternatives.

Though industrial grills are his go-to for high-volume events, Lyman Graham likes the versatility of home grills for smaller catering gigs.

When Boston University students lobbied the school to serve only cage-free eggs on campus, the university agreed to change its buying practices.

By creating a five-week cycle menu that changes depending on the season, a program funded through Iowa State University was able to increase the usage of Iowa-grown foods in four state school districts.

During the 2015 MenuDirections Awards Dinner, our salad course was served with individual salad-dressing “shooters” [instead of one vessel for the table].

Kim Smith's Brain Healthy Cooking guidelines have found a way to keep the meat in meatloaf while introducing more produce, grains and other ingredients.

The National Strategy to Promote the Health of Honey Bees and Other Pollinators aims to reduce honey bee colony losses during winter to no more than 15%.

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