Patients� social and economic circumstances powerfully influence their health and well-being. But until recently there�s been relatively little effort to systematically address these factors. The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, a government organization established by...
healthy food - Farmer Friday - 8 O'Clock Ranch - SIBEJO

Intern Amands Korb offers us another reflection on food and farming issues on the last day of her internship...In the 21st century, the rise of grass-fed, all-natural, free-range, cage-free, pasture-based animal products is certainly evident. We buy the bloodless package of ground...
healthy food - Scholarships for Young Farmers Conference - SIBEJO
Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture is offering a limited number of farmer scholarships to the 2016 Young Farmers Conference on December 7, 8 and 9. Scholarships cover the cost of conference registration only; recipients are expected to cover the cost of lodging...
healthy food - BANNING SNAP USE FOR �JUNK� FOOD IGNORES REALITY - SIBEJO
Maine Governor Paul LePage threatened to end his state�s participation in SNAP unless Maine was permitted to ban recipients from using their benefits for �junk� food. The average SNAP benefit for a household is just $254, but healthy food costs more than low�nutrition options, leaving...
healthy food - August Veggie of the Month - Beets! (Beetroot) - SIBEJO

This month's veggie, as featured on Gloria's interview on 95.3 The Wolf this morning, is beets.Beet facts:? Related to swiss chard, also in-season? Helps prevent heart disease and stroke? Matures in 50-60 days? ...
healthy food - FOOD SAFETY NET SHREDS IN SUMMER; DISAPPEARS AFTER GRADUATION - SIBEJO
Summer marks a serious gap in the nation�s food safety net for children. Of the 22 million students who receive free or reduced�-price lunch in U.S. public schools, all but 3.9 million of them lose access to those meals over the summer, according FeedingAmerica. Whether it is because...
healthy food - Building community at the food pantry - SIBEJO

As a Christian, I highly recommend "Take This Bread" by Sara Miles for those working on food ministry projects. The author was raised an atheist and experienced a conversion when she walked into an Episcopal Church one day. At the church, she founded a food pantry, housed...
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