By Kyra Miles A Trump administration move to end federal funding for a nutrition education program for low-income families ...

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ST. PAUL — For 35 years, the University of Minnesota Extension Service has funded nutrition education in low-income areas statewide, including innovative projects like the medicine garden at the ...

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The University of Minnesota Extension announced July 7 it was laying off all 60 nutrition and health educators in its SNAP-Ed ...

A program dedicated to nutrition education for low-income residents across Minnesota is coming to an end after 35 years due ...

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SNAP is projected to be cut by $186 billion in the next 10 years, while Medicaid is expected to be cut by $1 trillion.