USDA cuts could significantly impact on food-insecure Marylanders
- The Trump administration cut two USDA programs, impacting food banks nationwide.
- Shrinking the federal government led to these program cuts.
- These programs supported farmers and stabilized food bank operations.
- Kimmel stated, "These programs have allowed us to expand."
- Food banks fear these cuts will negatively impact the food-insecure population.
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Local reaction to federal food program cuts
AMSTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) -The federal government has cut $1.5 billion for USDA food programs. Disheartening is how the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York described it, adding this will lead to a food gap that needs to be filled. In a statement, the CEO told NEWS10: We are closely monitoring uncertainty and funding updates from Washington, D.C., and working to keep our over 1,000 agency partners across our 23-county region informed. The…
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