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    CT Grown for CT Kids Grant

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    The CT Grown for CT Kids Grant from the Connecticut Department of Agriculture funds projects that bring local agriculture and nutrition education into Connecticut schools and communities.

    Funder: Connecticut Department of Agriculture

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2026 (application deadline, projected)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $50,000 per project for up to 24 months

    Summary: Supports Connecticut Farm-to-School programs to integrate local agriculture into schools, cafeterias, and communities.

    Key Information: Eligibility is broad, including schools, childcare centers, farmers, and organizations supporting farm-to-school efforts.


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    The CT Grown for CT Kids Grant is a statewide initiative from the Connecticut Department of Agriculture designed to establish and expand Farm-to-School programs across Connecticut. The program aims to connect students with Connecticut-grown food, enhance agricultural education, promote healthy eating habits, and strengthen local food systems. Funding supports projects that bring local agriculture into schools, classrooms, cafeterias, and the broader community.


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