Angie Rupchock-Schafer
@angrschafer.bsky.social
Farm to School Specialist, supporting student nutrition and food security, sustainable local food systems, and agriculture education | Proud Hoosier | Views my own
American families are living in crisis -- the absence of SNAP means many no longer have the means to feed their children the nutritious meals they need to thrive.
Please, as you are able, donate 🥕 or 💰 or your ⌛ to your local food bank/ pantries.
You have so much power to make a difference.
Please, as you are able, donate 🥕 or 💰 or your ⌛ to your local food bank/ pantries.
You have so much power to make a difference.
November 5, 2025 at 2:47 PM
American families are living in crisis -- the absence of SNAP means many no longer have the means to feed their children the nutritious meals they need to thrive.
Please, as you are able, donate 🥕 or 💰 or your ⌛ to your local food bank/ pantries.
You have so much power to make a difference.
Please, as you are able, donate 🥕 or 💰 or your ⌛ to your local food bank/ pantries.
You have so much power to make a difference.
The care they took, and the lessons learned, will go one step further in helping create more sustainable, local #foodsystems for generations to come.
October 8, 2025 at 5:35 PM
The care they took, and the lessons learned, will go one step further in helping create more sustainable, local #foodsystems for generations to come.
How Will a Government Shutdown Affect SNAP Benefits? - Food Research & Action Center share.google/FI3rb0STzI1c...
How Will a Government Shutdown Affect SNAP Benefits? - Food Research & Action Center
With a note on the impact on WIC Published September 27, 2025 The bottom line: SNAP recipients should receive their October 2025 payments, even if a government shutdown occurs. Background on SNAP EB...
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September 29, 2025 at 8:25 PM
How Will a Government Shutdown Affect SNAP Benefits? - Food Research & Action Center share.google/FI3rb0STzI1c...
The goal is for ~80% of the schools' farms' produce to be used in the kitchens at River Valley, so students can enjoy the fruit of their labor in their #schoolmeals!
Learn more about the incredible impact of this #FarmtoSchool program: odh.ohio.gov/media-center... [2/2]
Learn more about the incredible impact of this #FarmtoSchool program: odh.ohio.gov/media-center... [2/2]
September 23, 2025 at 4:21 PM
The goal is for ~80% of the schools' farms' produce to be used in the kitchens at River Valley, so students can enjoy the fruit of their labor in their #schoolmeals!
Learn more about the incredible impact of this #FarmtoSchool program: odh.ohio.gov/media-center... [2/2]
Learn more about the incredible impact of this #FarmtoSchool program: odh.ohio.gov/media-center... [2/2]
#Schoolgardens can teach students many important concepts, making learning more exciting & hands-on.
By taking care of plants & learning about nature, students can connect what they learn in the classroom to real life.
#FarmtoSchool in action!!
- via #Indiana Grown for Schools newsletter [3/3]
By taking care of plants & learning about nature, students can connect what they learn in the classroom to real life.
#FarmtoSchool in action!!
- via #Indiana Grown for Schools newsletter [3/3]
September 18, 2025 at 3:06 PM
#Schoolgardens can teach students many important concepts, making learning more exciting & hands-on.
By taking care of plants & learning about nature, students can connect what they learn in the classroom to real life.
#FarmtoSchool in action!!
- via #Indiana Grown for Schools newsletter [3/3]
By taking care of plants & learning about nature, students can connect what they learn in the classroom to real life.
#FarmtoSchool in action!!
- via #Indiana Grown for Schools newsletter [3/3]
These #schoolgardens are not just beautiful; they also help support learning in science and math.
James A. Garfield school has been working hard on these gardens, and they were awarded the Indiana Department of Education #STEM Certification this past year because of their efforts. [2/3]
James A. Garfield school has been working hard on these gardens, and they were awarded the Indiana Department of Education #STEM Certification this past year because of their efforts. [2/3]
September 18, 2025 at 3:04 PM
These #schoolgardens are not just beautiful; they also help support learning in science and math.
James A. Garfield school has been working hard on these gardens, and they were awarded the Indiana Department of Education #STEM Certification this past year because of their efforts. [2/3]
James A. Garfield school has been working hard on these gardens, and they were awarded the Indiana Department of Education #STEM Certification this past year because of their efforts. [2/3]
Photos by Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools and copy via Minnesota Harvest of the Month [4/4]
July 14, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Photos by Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools and copy via Minnesota Harvest of the Month [4/4]
Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools partnered with 3 local beef producers for the #schoolmeals: S&J Farms, Kornder Farms, and BAMF Meats LLC.
These partnerships helped the district expand its #FarmtoSchool efforts, allowing students to enjoy more locally grown meals throughout the school year! [3/4]
These partnerships helped the district expand its #FarmtoSchool efforts, allowing students to enjoy more locally grown meals throughout the school year! [3/4]
July 14, 2025 at 1:25 PM
Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools partnered with 3 local beef producers for the #schoolmeals: S&J Farms, Kornder Farms, and BAMF Meats LLC.
These partnerships helped the district expand its #FarmtoSchool efforts, allowing students to enjoy more locally grown meals throughout the school year! [3/4]
These partnerships helped the district expand its #FarmtoSchool efforts, allowing students to enjoy more locally grown meals throughout the school year! [3/4]
The romaine lettuce was harvested by students at Glendale Elementary from the school's garden tower.
The pea shoot microgreens were provided by Matt Arrends of Spring Lake Farms, a Prior Lake graduate committed to nourishing the local area through sustainable farming practices. [2/x]
The pea shoot microgreens were provided by Matt Arrends of Spring Lake Farms, a Prior Lake graduate committed to nourishing the local area through sustainable farming practices. [2/x]
July 14, 2025 at 1:23 PM
The romaine lettuce was harvested by students at Glendale Elementary from the school's garden tower.
The pea shoot microgreens were provided by Matt Arrends of Spring Lake Farms, a Prior Lake graduate committed to nourishing the local area through sustainable farming practices. [2/x]
The pea shoot microgreens were provided by Matt Arrends of Spring Lake Farms, a Prior Lake graduate committed to nourishing the local area through sustainable farming practices. [2/x]