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Nebo Schools Scheduled to Serve Harward Farms Corn on the Cob

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Nebo schools were scheduled to serve Harward Farms corn on the cob for lunch. The fresh, local option was slated for specific dates in September.

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  • Nebo schools were scheduled to serve Harward Farms corn on the cob.
  • The meals were intended for September 16 and September 30.
  • The initiative was described as a farm-to-fork favorite.

Nebo schools were scheduled to serve fresh, locally grown corn on the cob from Harward Farms for lunch. According to an undated notice on the school district's site, the meal was intended to be a farm-to-fork option for students.

The scheduled lunch service was set for September 16 and September 30. The announcement described the corn as fresh, local, and delicious.

Sierra Bonita Elementary is located at 53 S 1800 East in Spanish Fork.

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