Video narration
At lunch, you hold a shiny apple, ready for your first bite. But where did it begin? Its journey started on a farm, where a grower cared for the apple tree and the fruit grew. When the apple was ready, helpers picked it. Other helpers washed it, packed it, and moved it along. It may have traveled to a store, your home, or your school. Then it reached you. So this apple is not just lunch. It has traveled through many hands and places. That journey is called farm to table: the path food takes from where it grows to where you eat it. Different foods can take different paths, but they all need help moving from grower to eater. Now take a bite. You are tasting the end of a journey that began on a farm. Your apple reached your table with many helpers along the way.