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Recipe Finder Delivers the Goodies

March 04, 2011 Gina Hundley Gomez, Team Leader, SNAP-Ed Connection

Bananas Waldorf, whole wheat garlic breadsticks, bulgur chickpea salad, deep dish apple cranberry pie—what do all of these foods have in common? They’re all tasty, affordable, healthy, and part of the SNAP-Ed Connection’s Recipe Finder database. Nutrition educators everywhere know that there is one...

Food and Nutrition

Snow Days Don’t Deter New England School from Healthy School Meals

March 04, 2011 James Arena-DeRosa, Regional Administrator for USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service

Cross posted from the Let's Move! blog: After a cold and snowy month of school closings, the sun shone on February 10, just in time to present eight elementary schools in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, with Bronze awards in the HealthierUS School Challenge.

Food and Nutrition Initiatives

USDA Rural Utilities Administrator Visits Supai Tribe in Arizona to Announce a Recovery Act Broadband Project

March 04, 2011 Dianna Jennings, Arizona USDA Special Projects Coordinator

Few places in the U.S. are as secluded as Supai. Nestled in a side canyon of the Grand Canyon, it has the distinction of being the most remote community in the lower 48 states. The only way in or out is to walk, ride a mule, or take a helicopter.

Initiatives Rural Technology

Little Sprouts Grow Big Community Garden

March 04, 2011 Pat Paul, NRCS Virginia

“How does your garden grow?” is more than just a nursery rhyme for preschoolers at Woodlawn Learning Center in Hopewell, Virginia. The three- and four-year olds are learning about growing food and eating healthy by tending their own garden with help from a host of parents, teachers and other...

Conservation Initiatives