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TDA’s Farm Fresh Network is a searchable online database of the Texas farmers, ranchers, distributors, and food producers interested in selling to schools, child and adult care centers, and summer feeding programs. School and childcare nutrition staff use the database to source local Texas products for their cafeterias. Members also have access to exclusive networking events and marketing resources provided by TDA.

Becoming a Farm Fresh Network member is FREE, easy, and has huge benefits for you and for Texas students!

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