Nutrition & Health

The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, known as WIC, offers nutrition support to diverse populations.

Lderes y jvenes del programa 4-H en un taller para certificarse como instructores de MyPI El programa nacional MyPI (Iniciativa para la Preparacin) de Extensin de la Universidad de Mississippi, incluy, por primera vez a nivel nacional, a jvenes en la capacitacin para la certificacin de instructores...

A recent Spring 2024 issue of the California Bountiful magazine, features Nutrition Policy Institute's collaborative research with Impact Justice and ChangeLab Solutions on their Farm to Corrections California project.

Suzanne Rauzon desarroll tcnicas que ayudan a identificar programas pblicos efectivos Cuando Suzanne Rauzon y May Wang cursaban la maestra en salud publica en la Universidad de California en Berkeley durante la dcada de 1980, Wang supo desde entonces que su compaera contaba con una brillantez nica p...

Over 38,000 participants in the federal Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, commonly known as WIC, completed a satisfaction survey in summer of 2023.

Diagnose yellowing citrus leaves during spring, summer, and fall. Learn iron & nitrogen deficiency symptoms, causes, and effective treatment solutions.

US safety net programs provide aid to low-income households through cash and in-kind assistance, such as food and healthcare benefits.

As of this writing, we're on track for a "normal" rainfall year here in Auburn. Even if the rainy season ended with last week's storm, we'll finish the year at 90 percent of our long term annual average.

In a recent research brief, Nutrition Policy Institute researchers highlight the benefits of California's School Meals for All program which offers breakfast and lunch to all K-12 students at public and charter schools every instructional day, at no charge, regardless of household income.

The Humboldt Master Gardener/Del Norte Help Desk is staffed by volunteers trained by the University of California to answer gardeners' questions using information based on scientific research. Thank you to Annie Sicotte, Humboldt Master Gardener, for researching this question.