Pulse of Montana Recipe Contest is Open!
James Diehl’s pulse recipe, The Madisonian In 2019, we’re celebrating the lentil things. Take for instance the Ennis Elementary School students’ recipe for Pulse Pita Pizzas: cooked red lentils combined with olive oil, tomato paste, and spices to...
Montana Harvest of the Month Best Practices Guide
Our MT Harvest of the Month work under NCAT’s Growing for Success project began in October 2016 with the goal of increasing the sale of specialty crops to Montana institutions. This project builds on the successes and lessons learned from the school-based...
Montana Harvest of the Month: Registration Open for Pre-School and Healthcare Sites!
The Montana Harvest of the Month program (HOM) is continuing to grow and change and we want YOU to be aware. The Montana Harvest of the Month (HOM) program showcases Montana grown foods in Montana schools, institutions and communities. Each month, participating...MSU Culinary Staff Connect with Local Ag Community Whose Product Feeds Campus
BOZEMAN — Montana State University’s chefs like to know where their local ingredients come from, and last week they returned to campus with mud on their boots to prove it. During a visit to MSU’s Red Bluff Research Ranch near Norris and Montana Highland Lamb south of...
Updated Farm to Cafeteria Manual Available
In 2009 NCAT’s Farm to Cafeteria Network was formed under the mission of supporting vibrant local communities by increasing the amount of healthy, locally-grown food served in public and private institutions. Five years ago, the Farm to Cafeteria Network...Let Us Help You…
Producer Database
Get information about Montana food producers, processors, and distributors who are interested in selling to institutions.
Institution Database
Get information about Montana institutions utilizing local food systems to put food on the table.
The Farm to Cafeteria Manual for Montana is now available!
We’re excited to announce our new resource, the Farm to Cafeteria Manual for Montana, a how-to for farmers, ranchers, foodservice directors, and community leaders.