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Janelle Manzano is the Farm to School Specialist at San Diego Unified and loves teaching students about how food is grown. Every month,  she leads a Harvest of the Month webinar for students, where she introduces a new, locally grown fruit or vegetable that will be served in cafeterias across the district. What&#8217;s on the menu now? Persimmons from San Diego Farmer Ron Sahu. Next up? Kumquats!

Story: Farm to School Specialist Seeds Student Knowledge