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Strengthening local and regional food systems through projects that support farmers is among goals, according to the USDA.

Hope Distributed, a Harrisonburg-based nonprofit, is working through struggles finding resources and translators for its clients. Its staff talked to The Breeze, detailing the work the organization does and the

Residents of Barrhead say they are at the "end of their tether" with the spate of vandalism and violence.

Welcome to The Drum’s Christmas campaign round-up for 2023. Here, you’ll find all the latest ads from around the world.

The Kroger Co. has expanded access to fresh, healthy foods under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by accepting EBT payments for digital pickup and delivery orders across Kroger Family of Stores.

Lawmakers want to use the farm bill to make the Agriculture Departments ReConnect loan and grant program for rural broadband permanent, but they still need to settle a debate about whether to ease the required service speeds.

Harvest pace was a bit slow for most US Crop Watch areas as heavier rains moved through the Corn Belt last week, though most producers reported that nearby harvest activity should wrap up within seven to 10 days.

There’s also not an ingredients list, which creates a food allergy danger.

The Department of Agriculture’s steps to update the enforcement of the Horse Protection Act added another chapter this week with the withdrawal of previous rulemaking, an action it says was supported by comments on a new rule that could soon take its place.

More families than you might think are struggling to put food on the table. New federal data shows Tennesseans find it harder than people in most other states.