The Growing Connection
Along with several other partners, the American Horticultural Society and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations have launched a program designed to teach children around the world about the science behind growing food plants. The West African nation of Ghana will be the first "growing connection" for middle schools in the United States. The schools will be linked through state-of-the-art information technology so that child to child, child to scientist, and teacher-to-teacher exchanges of information will be possible.

LiFE Linking Food & the Environment
The Linking Food and the Environment Program of Columbia University Teachers College is a two-year inquiry-based education and nutrition program for fourth- through sixth-grade urban children, teachers and parents.

New York Agriculture in the Classroom
Since 1985, the highly acclaimed, award winning NYAITC program has provided curriculum materials, contests, mini-grants, and professional development opportunities for teachers/educators interested in integrating agricultural education into the curriculum.

Spoons Across America
Spoons Across America provides and supports food and nutrition education to children, families and teachers, through classroom, after-school and other school- and community-based programs.