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When eaten regularly, vegetables can help adults ages 60 and over achieve and maintain good health and weight control, while reducing risk of health problems like heart disease, type 2 diabetes, some…
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By choosing from a variety of protein sources, adults ages 60 and over can get a better range of nutrients to help maintain strong bone and muscle health. Funded by the USDA's Supplemental…
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Adults ages 60 and over can stay active and healthy by enjoying a variety of foods from each of five food groups. Funded by the USDA's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program - SNAP.…
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Grains are a food group to include in a healthy diet every day. Adults ages 60 and over can optimize vitamins, minerals, and fiber by choosing whole grains more often than refined grains. Funded by…
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Fruit is packed with good nutrition! Adults ages 60 and over can maximize their budget and keep their taste buds interested by choosing from a variety of fruit sources. Funded by the USDA's…
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When making healthy choices, it's important to consider what we drink. Adults ages 60 and over can maintain optimal hydration, and keep excess calories and added sugar in check, by choosing from…
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To maintain strong bone health as we age, it’s important to eat and drink foods that supply calcium. Thankfully there are a number of great sources for adults ages 60 and over to choose from! …
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An explanation of the Double Up Food Bucks program, and how the program identifies new partner locations.
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An overview of the 10 Cents a Meal program with guest speakers from the program partners: Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities, MSU Extension Community Food Systems and the Michigan Department…
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Refresh School Breakfast Lunch, a PSE learning opportunity led by Sarah Eichberger
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PSE in Practice Spotlight featuring Maggie Dougherty, Community Nutrition Instructor in Saginaw County. Maggie talks about her work to re-establish a food pantry in Saginaw High School.
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PSE Spotlight featuring Vicki Ballas, Community Nutrition Instructor working in Alger and Marquette counties. Vicki shares how being involved in her community has aided in her work with partners to…
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