Kansas is covered in farms but isn’t growing enough local produce for school lunches

Kandy Michel, co-owner of Prairie Wind Produce in Garden City, right, holds up a fresh tomato to school district leaders in her farm’s greenhouse. The tour helped to show off the fruits grown in nearby towns that could be available for schools. CALEN MOORE/KNS
BY CALEN MOOREHPPR/Kansas News Service Despite being surrounded by farmland, school districts in western Kansas struggle to source local food options to feed kids. But…
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