N.J. school lunches will lose fresh food from local farms after Trump cuts
As a result, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture will lose $9.9 million in funding for local food assistance and $16.2 million for school food programs in fiscal year 2025, Gov. Phil Murphy’s office said in a statement.
Ashley Tyrner-Dolce of Boston, founder of FarmboxRx, advocates for healthy food accessibility as the MAHA movement gains ...
This week’s Fresh Take features takeaways and the best bites from Expo West, a story on Kettle & Fire’s bone broth, a look at ...
Discover how fresh foods support health, boost energy, and prevent chronic diseases through essential nutrients and natural ...
Da Mobile Market builds upon the success of Da Market Lahaina, a food distribution center opened last year by Maui Food Bank ...
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said canceling more than $1 billion in grants to schools and child care facilities to purchase fresh food from nearby farms and ranches is needed to eliminate an ...
Families feel “blessed” to receive free fresh food as North Charleston faces ongoing challenges with food insecurity.
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