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.
More than 40 states, including Alabama, were signed on to participate in the program.
A $1-billion spending cut may end funding for two programs that help purchase food from farmers for children and food pantries across the country.
Holyoke Hummus is in over 20 locations in Massachusetts and several others in Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York.
A campaign this month will aid Ozarks Food Harvest and those receiving food from it, such as the Texas County Food Pantry.
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