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Pennsylvanians Experiencing Highest Levels of Hunger Since COVID Onset
Pennsylvania Ag Connection - 03/01/2021
At the end of 2020, more than 12% of Pennsylvania households were experiencing hunger -- the highest rate since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences. Their report confirms anecdotal and media reports and highlights the role that community resources, such as food pantries and free school lunches, are playing in the state.
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$500,000 Available to Improve Pennsylvania Urban Ag, Food Apartheid
Pennsylvania Ag Connection - 03/01/2021
Clean Labels and Ethnically Sourced Foods are Mattering More
Pennsylvania Ag Connection - 03/01/2021
Redding: Dogs to Face Horrific Consequences for Legislature's Inaction
Pennsylvania Ag Connection - 03/01/2021
McKenrick Named Manager of Sinnemahoning State Park
Pennsylvania Ag Connection - 03/01/2021
College of Ag Sciences' Chege Chosen as Next Gen Global Leader
Pennsylvania Ag Connection - 03/01/2021
Pennsylvania Ranks Second Nationally in Trout Value of Sales
Pennsylvania Ag Connection - 02/26/2021
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National & World Ag Briefs |
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NPPC Urges MA to Delay Restrictive Pork Initiative
USAgNet - 03/01/2021
Meat Institute Asks Supreme Court to Review Cal Prop 12 Case
USAgNet - 03/01/2021
Groups Urge Congress to Correct PPP Eligibility Issue for Farmers
USAgNet - 03/01/2021
Record Year Expected For Canada's Farm Incomes
USAgNet - 03/01/2021
BASF Reports Steady Sales, Lower Earnings
USAgNet - 03/01/2021
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