USDA kills millions in contracts that help buy local food for Iowa kids and food banks
The Iowa Food System Coalition says the USDA has cancelled contracts worth more than $11-million. The money was to help the state’s food banks, schools and child care centers purchase local food from more than 300 Iowa farmers over three years.
New perspective on the cancellation of the eleven million dollars in United States Department of Agircultyre funding that helped connect iowa farmers and their ...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is getting rid of two programs that allowed farmers to give their crops to food ...
USDA cuts $11.3 million in purchases from Iowa farmers for schools, day care centers, food banks. The impact is 'potentially ...
Iowa will lose $11.3 million in federal funding that would have been used to buy locally produced food for schools, childcare ...
Iowa House and Senate lawmakers are considering appropriating money to a program that matches dollars provided by the ...
Local food banks and farmers are speaking out about the impact of recent United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) cuts.
AMES, Iowa — Growing Together Iowa has awarded mini grants to 27 projects across the state to increase food security and ...
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