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Shasta-Trinity National Forest Brings Christmas Cheer to Disadvantaged Youth

January 06, 2014 Stephanie Bryant, Pacific Southwest Region, U.S. Forest Service

For some, it can be a bit challenging to get in the holiday spirit in Redding, Calif., because the area typically has warm winter temperatures. But this year, residents were treated to a Dec. 6 snowstorm, which offered the Shasta-Trinity National Forest a wintery-white backdrop for its annual...

Forestry

Spice It Up in the New Year - MyPlate Holiday Makeover Week 8

January 06, 2014 David Herring, Nutritionist, Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion

The MyPlate Team offers the final “Makeover Monday” recipe this week on the USDA blog and the MyPlate Facebook page. I love mushrooms and could probably eat them every day. They come in a variety of sizes, shapes, colors, textures, and flavors and can be worked into every meal. On their own...

Food and Nutrition

USDA Makes Meat and Grain Serving Flexibilities Permanent

January 03, 2014 Dr. Janey Thornton, Deputy Under Secretary for Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services

As a mother and a grandmother, and as a school nutrition professional who has served at the local, state and national levels, I know the unique challenges and rewards that come along with helping to raise children—particularly when it comes to good nutrition. Feeding kids, and feeding them well, can...

Food and Nutrition

Montana Seed Growers "Sow" Importance of Organic Farming

January 02, 2014 D’Jeane Peters, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Montana

When Anna Jones-Crabtree and Doug Crabtree founded Vilicus Farms in 2009, they snagged the farm’s name from Latin, as “vilicus” means steward. Anna and Doug are definitely stewards of their 1,200-acre organic farm near Havre, Mont. In a region where wheat is the primary crop and stretches as far as...

Conservation

Resolve to Fight Foodborne Illness in 2014

December 30, 2013 Jason Waggoner, Public Affairs Specialist, Food Safety Education Staff

As 2013 comes to a close and 2014 draws nearer, many people begin to think about ways in which to make their lives better in the year to come and formulate various resolutions to achieve those goals. Some people may want to lose weight and/or get more exercise. Other people may want to read more and...

Food and Nutrition Health and Safety

Decida Luchar Contra las Enfermedades Transmitidas por los Alimentos en el 2014

December 30, 2013 Jason Waggoner, Public Affairs Specialist, Food Safety Education Staff

Según el 2013 llega a su fin y el 2014 se acerca, muchas personas comienzan a pensar en formas para mejorar sus vidas en el año por venir y formular diversas resoluciones para alcanzar dichos objetivos. Algunas personas quieren querer bajar de peso y/o hacer más ejercicio. Otras personas pueden...

Food and Nutrition Health and Safety

Cheers to Good Health with MyPlate - MyPlate Holiday Makeover Week 7

December 30, 2013 Elizabeth Rahavi, Nutritionist, Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion

The MyPlate Team continues to share “Makeover Monday” recipes each week on the USDA blog and the MyPlate Facebook page through January 6th. With two little ones in the house, I’m always looking for ways that I can introduce them to new flavors and textures of foods and beverages. This Sparkling New...

Food and Nutrition

USA Rice Honors Former USDA Official for Conservation Work

December 27, 2013 Dave Sanden, Natural Resources Conservation Service

Rice producers recently honored Dave White, former chief of USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, for his innovative conservation achievements. White was presented with the fourth annual USA Rice Federations’ Distinguished Conservation Achievement Award at the 2013 USA Rice Outlook...

Conservation

First Ever Native American Food Hub Created in New Mexico

December 26, 2013 Ernie Watson, USDA Rural Development Public Information Coordinator

The air was crisp and cold as the wind blew across Sandia Pueblo in mid-December. But, the atmosphere among the Ten Southern Pueblo Governor’s Council was warm and jovial. Why? Because, the Governors were celebrating the obligation of a USDA Rural Development funded study that creates the first ever...

Food and Nutrition Farming Rural

Christmas Tree Grower Branches Out

December 26, 2013 Catherine Bailey, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Oregon

During a time of year more often associated with consumption than conservation, Daniel Logan, owner and operator of Logan Tree Farm near North Plains, Ore., shows that managing and preserving the land yields both profit and holiday cheer. Raising Christmas trees is a family business for Logan, who...

Conservation

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