Question

write down three things you will remember 10 minutes, 10 hours, and 10
day thirty- six
what are we learning today?
i can list the functions of vitamins 5.1 a-b and water 5.3 a-d, &
identify foods high in them.

1. what stage in farm to table are raw ingredients produced?
2. what is the stage in which raw ingredients are adapted into

a new product to be sold?

1. how food or products are moved is called what?
2. what is stage 4, this is where you purchase food and

products?

1. this stage is where a consumer prepares food to eat at the

______.

1. what is the big idea behind farm to table?

Explanation:

To solve these questions about the "farm to table" stages, we analyze each one:

Question 1

The stage where raw ingredients are produced (e.g., growing crops, raising livestock) is the Production stage (or "Farm" stage, as it occurs on farms).

Question 2

Adapting raw ingredients into a new product (e.g., processing wheat into bread, or milk into cheese) is the Processing stage.

Question 3

Moving food/products from one place to another (e.g., from farm to processor, or processor to retailer) is called Distribution (or "Transportation").

Question 4

The stage where consumers purchase food/products (e.g., at grocery stores, restaurants) is the Retail (or Purchase/Market) stage.

Question 5

The stage where a consumer prepares food to eat is the Consumption stage, and the place is typically the Home (or Kitchen) (or a restaurant, but "home" is most common for personal preparation).

Question 6

The big idea behind "Farm to Table" is to trace the journey of food from its source (farm) to the consumer (table), emphasizing transparency, sustainability, local sourcing, food safety, or understanding the food system (e.g., knowing where food comes from, how it’s produced, and its impact on health/environment).

Answer:

s (summarized):

1. Production (Farm) stage.
2. Processing stage.
3. Distribution (Transportation).
4. Retail (Purchase) stage.
5. Consumption (at home/kitchen).
6. Trace food’s journey, emphasize sustainability/transparency/local sourcing.