USDA cuts $1B in local food purchasing funds. How Florida will be affected
Florida school partners were slated to receive an estimated $42,583,882 in 2025 from the LFS program. Meanwhile, the state was expecting to receive a combined total of $22,439,038 from the LFPA programs, according to the USDA website.
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USDA cuts $26.3 million grant for Illinois schools, child care centers to purchase food from local farmersThe U.S. Department of Agriculture has canceled a $26.3 million federal grant that would have helped Illinois K-12 schools ...
Buying and eating locally grown food supports small farms, helps their community’s local economy and promotes agricultural diversity. In addition, it’s a more environmentally friendly choice, reducing ...
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Savannah shrimp scandal: New study reveals majority of local restaurants serve imported shrimpA new study has uncovered that more than 70% of shrimp served in Savannah’s seafood restaurants is imported, raising concerns about transparency and food safety. The findings come amid growing support ...
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