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SNAP, USDA

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 · 13h
USDA approves Tennessee's waiver to ban SNAP candy, soda purchases
Tennessee recipients of federal food aid may soon see new restrictions on what candy and soda they can purchase with the federal benefit.

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USDA approves McMaster's waiver to exclude candy, unhealthy drinks from SNAP
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USDA approves North Dakota request to ban candy, soda purchases with SNAP
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Feds approve South Carolina waiver to restrict candy, soda purchases with food stamps
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved a South Carolina waiver to eliminate residents’ ability to buy “junk foods” like candy and soda with their taxpayer-funded benefits under the federal Su...

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KCUR 89.3 FM · 8h
Missouri set to ban junk food from SNAP benefits after USDA gives approval
WFAE · 1d
South Carolina can ban sugary drinks, candy from SNAP purchases, feds say
4hon MSN

US senators push USDA for urgent action on bird flu vaccine

A bipartisan group of U.S. senators this week urged the administration of President Donald Trump to finalize a science-based plan for developing a bird flu vaccine for livestock, according to a letter seen by Reuters.
AgWeb
1d

USDA Launches New $700 Million Regenerative Ag Pilot Program

Leadership says the new program aims to lower farmer production costs while tipping a hat to Secretary Kennedy's MAHA initiatives.
Agweek
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USDA and DHHS announce $700 million Regenerative Pilot Program

On Dec. 10, the $700 million Regenerative Pilot Program was announced, with the goal of getting more American farmers adapting regenerative practices.
American Farm Bureau Federation
2h

USDA Announces Regenerative Agriculture Initiative

Glenn: Including the Environmental Quality Incentives Program – EQIP - and the Conservation Stewardship Program or CSP, and it dedicates $400 million to EQIP and $300 million to CSP to fund regenerative agriculture projects that improve soil health, embrace water quality, and boost long-term productivity for farmers.
Tri-State Livestock News
1h

USDA to release farm aid ‘bridge payment’ rates week of December 22

The Agriculture Department will release the rates at which producers of specific row crops will be paid one-time bridge payments in response to temporary trade market disruptions and increased production costs the week of
Civil Eats
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Nearly All Feedback on USDA Reorganization Is Negative

The agency quietly posted an analysis of the comments it received on its plan to relocate employees and restructure regional offices.
American Farm Bureau Federation
1d

Understanding USDA’s New Natural Disaster Relief: Part 2

USDA’s Supplemental Disaster Relief Program expands support for uninsured crops, nurseries, perennial plants, stored commodities and milk losses with assigned-value payments for 2023–2024 disasters.
Spectrum News
1d

With an eye on growing more nutritious food, USDA announces $700M regenerative agriculture pilot program

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is launching a $700 million pilot program to support regenerative farming — a type of agriculture that focuses on soil health to produce more nutritious food. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said the pilot will be funded through existing programs at her agency.
8don MSN

USDA threatens to withhold SNAP funding from Democratic states over data demands

The Trump administration is planning to block Democratic-led states from accessing billions of dollars in federal funding under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
2don MSN

USDA leaves US soybean export outlook unchanged after China sales resume

The U.S. Department of Agriculture left its U.S. soybean export forecast unchanged in a monthly report on Tuesday as sales resumed to China, which for months shunned purchases because of its trade war with Washington.
KTIV
2h

USDA invests to expand southwest Iowa water systems, rural health care

The U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development announced nearly $5 million in grants to help improve water access and health care facilities in rural Iowa communities.
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