USDA halts more than $1B in funding for local food banks, schools
- The U.S. Department of Agriculture has stopped funding for the Local Food Purchase Assistance program, affecting over 280 Wisconsin farmers who distributed $4 million worth of food products, according to Julie Keown-Bomar, executive director of the Wisconsin Farmers Union.
- The loss of the food assistance program will cut Wisconsin's funding by nearly $6 million, according to Governor Tony Evers' office.
- Governor Tony Evers criticized the Trump administration for breaking funding promises to farmers and urged restoration of the Local Food Purchase Assistance program.
- Local farmers, including Lauren Padovano, expressed concern over the program's phaseout, emphasizing its success in supporting communities and local agriculture amid rising food demand.
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