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Vary Your Veggies without a High Cost: Corn Five Different Ways

March 22, 2018 Erica Gavey, RD, Nutritionist Consultant, Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion, USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service

Frozen corn is just as nutritious as its fresh counterpart. Frozen corn is a great vegetable to incorporate into any meal or side dish; it adds a touch of sweetness to the dish it complements. It’s quick and easy to prepare—no washing or chopping needed (what a time saver), plus it’s versatile and...

Food and Nutrition

International Day of Forests and Egypt’s Bright Food Future

March 22, 2018 Kristina Bell, International Programs, USDA Forest Service

International Day of Forests is a day to celebrate the significant contributions of the world’s forests. The U.S. Forest Service commemorates the day and its 2018 theme “Sustainable Cities” with all our domestic and international urban partners. This year, the Forest Service is proud to feature a...

Forestry

Officials View Producer Efforts to Improve Quality of Chesapeake Bay

March 22, 2018 Skip Hyberg, Senior Economist, USDA Farm Service Agency

“As of 2015, an estimated 18,091,710 people lived in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, up from 17,986,898 in 2014. Experts predict the watershed’s population will surpass 20 million by 2030 and reach 21.4 million by 2040. Each of the 18.1 million people that live in the region affects the Bay: consuming...

Conservation

Managing for Soil Health across 20,000 Acres

March 22, 2018 Rebecca Fletcher, Public Affairs Specialist, Indiana NRCS

During National Ag Week, we pause to celebrate the many farmers, ranchers and foresters working hard to grow the food, fuel and fiber that sustain each and every one of us. Mark Anson is one such farmer. Meet Anson, and learn how he’s used soil health practices such as no-till and cover crops to...

Conservation

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