Farm to School programs include all efforts that generally connect schools with local agriculture. Schools can improve cafeteria meals, provide a more hands-on introduction to nutrition and natural sciences, while supporting the surrounding farm economy and increasing communities' understanding of the importance of local agriculture. The websites and information listed here are considered to be potentially useful to one or more aspects of a Farm to School program.

FARM
Farmer’s Markets – Search for certified farmer’s markets in the county.
California Buy Fresh Buy Local – Search for local foods by county.
CAFF Growers Collaborative – Serving the Sacramento Valley. 
Slow Food Sacramento Convivium
California Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom
4-H Youth Program
Center for Land Based Learning – The SLEWS and FARMS programs work with students from high schools around the county.
Soil Born Farm – Urban Agriculture Project
Veerkamp's Pick'N Carry Berries  - Boysenberry and blackberry u-pick.  9840 Farris Ln, Elk Grove, CA, 95624.  916-806-4191; pikncarryberry@comcast.net.
Depending on weather, open approximately June 1 through approximately 2nd week of July. Farm implements on display. Directions: Hwy 99 to Sheldon Rd, east to Bader Rd, south to Farris.
Fog Will Farms – Pumpkin patch and science farm
County Farm Bureau
Agricultural Commissioner

NUTRITION
EFNEP
FSNEP
Kids & Teens in the Kitchen
FEED (Food, Education, Equity, Diversity) - A food access project, which provides fresh and healthy foods to the residents of Del Paso Heights through a community-run farmer's market.
Sacramento Hunger Commission
Project Healthy Kids  - Health camp, recipes, tips for parents and additional health resources.