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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Does Your Child Fit the ‘One Size Fits All’ Lunch Program?
This past week my kids started school. Neither one of my kids were ready to go to school; our son prefers helping his dad on the farm to sitting in a classroom all day. I think that is pretty typical … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, education, education, family, food, government
Tagged athletes, calories, cheerleading, childhood obesity, cross country running, dads, football, healthy eating, moms, parents, sack lunches, School Lunch, softball, track, USDA
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