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Benita Gingerella

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Benita Gingerella

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5 silver linings from this week: July 3 edition

Take a look at some recent feel-good stories involving noncommercial operations.

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Meet 5 recipients of the USDA’s 2020 farm-to-school grants

Take a look at how some of this year’s grant winners plan to improve their farm-to-school programs.

Steal This Idea

5 stealable ideas that sprang up during the pandemic

Here are some creative innovations operators have developed to keep things running smoothly.

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5 tips for crafting online chef demos

College dining teams share some ideas for successful cooking demonstrations in the age of COVID-19.

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5 silver linings from this week: June 26 edition

Noncommercial operators and community members have been active in giving back.

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USDA extends child nutrition waivers through upcoming school year

Waivers on meal pattern flexibility, congregate meals, meal times, and parent and guardian meal pickup have all been extended.

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Operating a food pantry during a pandemic

The University of Michigan’s Maize and Blue Cupboard has managed to keep students with food insecurity safely fed amid COVID-19.

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Sandwiches go global

Looking to spice up the sandwich menu as demand for to-go items continues? Consider these internationally influenced varieties.

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5 silver linings from this week: June 19 edition

Operators are continuing to step up to reduce hunger in their communities.

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How 5 states suggest school nutrition teams serve kids in the fall

Some states have begun releasing guidelines for keeping students safe and fed during the upcoming school year.

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5 silver linings from this week: June 12 edition

Operators are relying on partnerships more than ever to make sure kids are still being fed as the pandemic rolls on.

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USDA extends child nutrition area eligibility waiver

The waiver, which allows schools across the country to continue serving free meals, has been extended through the summer.

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