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Tallapoosa County Schools' child nutrition program ordered 120 gallons of strawberries from Lone Oak Farm for partial reimbursement through Alabama's Farm to School program. Photo courtesy of Lone Oak Farm.

Tallapoosa County students enjoyed a collective 120 gallons of Alabama strawberries with their school meals this month, hand-delivered by the very Notasulga farmer that grew them.

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Reeltown elementary and high schools were the first to receive strawberries from Lone Oak Farm just down the road. Dawn Smith (front) made the delivery herself.

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Dadeville lunchroom workers delight in the locally grown strawberries.

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Dawn Smith (front right) delivers homegrown strawberries to the Horseshoe Bend School kitchen.

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