Survey results found that over half of all respondents (56.5%, n=526) were currently involved or interested in coordinating school gardens or community garden programs. When examining farm to school program activities by Extension program area, school gardens or community garden programs were listed in the top three current farm to school program activities for each Extension program area. Additionally, school garden or community garden programs were listed in the top three for three of the four program areas in terms of interest. These findings reveal that school garden or community garden programs are how most Extension professionals are currently involved or interested in supporting farm to school. Additionally, these findings suggest that school gardens or community garden programs are important to Extension's diverse audiences and that Extension professionals believe school gardens or community garden programs are important to achieving desired program outcomes and impacts. These findings also indicate that school garden or community garden programs are one area in which interdisciplinary collaboration can occur across the different Extension program areas. While school garden or community garden programs were found to be the farm to school program activity that promoted the most cross programmatic collaboration, additional cross programmatic collaboration opportunities can occur through other farm to school program activities.