Summary
These fresh ingredients improve the nutritional quality of the meals.
Participating in the garden also teaches students about sustainable food practices.
School gardens produce fresh vegetables for use in cafeteria meals.
Fresh vegetables increase the vitamins and minerals in lunches.
Students gain practical knowledge about agriculture and healthy eating.
Garden grown food can reduce the school's food waste and costs.
These fresh ingredients improve the nutritional quality of the meals.
Participating in the garden also teaches students about sustainable food practices.
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