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Farm to Fork

Find out all about how food gets from the farm onto your plate!

Farm to Fork

Where does your food come from?

There are lots of amazing and yummy foods for us to eat.

Where does the food you eat come from?

Potatoes are super tasty!

There are lots of things you can make with potatoes!

Can you think of any?

Where do you think potatoes come from?

Let's find out all about the journey of a potato!
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Farm

Potatoes grow in the soil, soaking up nutrients, water and sun.

Healthy soil is REALLY important for the potatoes to grow.

Can you think of anything else that grows in the ground?

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Factory

Once the potatoes have been harvested they are transported to a factory.

They are stored in a cool dark place.

This keeps them fresh!

Can you think what the next stage for Potato may be?!

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Transport

When the potatoes have been safely packed they continue their journey!

Often these are on large trucks.

They are on their way to supermarkets.

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Supermarket

The food is on the shelves ready for people to come and take it home!

Why not look out for locally grown food in the supermarket.

It's better for the planet!

Can you think of any food you could grow at home?

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Fork

The potatoes are now on your plate!

They are ready to be enjoyed in lots of different ways!

Quiz time!

What is better for the planet and why?

Food that is grown nearby

Food that comes from a long way away

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You've learnt all about where your food comes from!

What was your favourite fact?

The End!

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