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By Sophia Lada Capital News Service The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has announced a grant opportunity for regional and value-added food systems that support local farmers, community health and the economy. Competitors for grants of up to $100,000 to promote regional and value-added food systems have until March 18 to apply. The grants have been awarded annually since 2016. They’re intended to “help retain, expand, attract or develop agricultural processing” in the state by investing in equipment and technology, access to healthy food, urban gardens and regio...
Be table to take pink slime off the lunch menu. they can use meat with or without the controversial filler starting next fall. the decision comes following calls to ban the product from mekong woman shelly pingrey. she joins me on the phone now. good morning. >> caller: good morning. how are you. >> i'm well. let me get your reaction. does this go far enough? >> i don't think it goes far enough. schools can continue to purchase meat on the side. this comes through the commodity program at a discount to schools. a lot won't be in the financial decision to say i'm going to go on the open market ...
1% has doubled the amount of productive benefit of this economy. and we're acting as though if you took food off the table of the poorest americans, made them do less, if you took fuel assistance away from the coldest americans, somehow that would a, be effective in addressing the kris yet food costs are set to rise between 3.5 and 4.5%. and yet you're saying republicans think that at such a time as this, the best thing to do is to hammer the poor and the needy. >> if your goal is basically to tear down government, that it is part of the problem, then your assault very directly is on those gov...