USDA cancels $1 billion in funding for schools and food banks to buy food from local suppliers
Last year, the USDA announced a more $1 billion investment for the school food programs, with $471.5 million allocated for states to buy local foods to provide schools taking part in free or reduced-cost meal programs, and another $188.6 million for child care centers involved in the Child and Adut Care Food Program, USA Today reported.
Brook Rollins, the new secretary of agriculture, said that the United States Department of Agriculture is killing two federally funded programs because they are “nonessential.” ...
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They were ready to serve the agenda of the next president of the United States and the party in charge. They didn’t have that ...
President Trump said the federal funding to UMaine was frozen for allegedly violating a federal civil rights law.
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The United States Department of Agriculture will reinstate funding to the University of Maine System, Sen. Susan Collins' Office announced Wednesday night. Funding has resumed following the pause ...
The United States Department of Agriculture will make $1 billion of cuts to food purchasing programs. It’s just the latest ...
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