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Harvest is abundant this year at KC Farm School in Kansas City, Kansas.

But the baskets are only full because of hard work and grit. It was not easy filling their produce buckets this year.

After nearly eight months, KSHB 41 followed up with KC Farm School for an update on the U.S. Department of Agriculture funding freezes from March.

At the time, KC Farm School staff did not know if their five grants through the USDA, totaling over $500,000, would be honored. The staff was working at 75%, time and pay, for six weeks.

A lot has happened since March, said Farm Director Lydia Nebel. When we all share what we have, then we all have what we need, and we made it through that.

Thankfully, the funding was restored.

But when times were tough, Nebel says peo

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