Family Nutrition Program (FNP)

FNP is a nutrition education program for individuals and families who are receiving or are eligible to receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. 

The FNP helps individuals and families select nutritious foods that fit within a limited budget. 

Nutrition educators meet participants in many settings including county Social Services offices, WIC clinics, Head Start, food pantries, schools, senior meal sites and public health clinics.   

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For more information about SNAP and to determine if you qualify for benefits, click here to visit the ND SNAP web site.

Expanded Food & Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP)

EFNEP is a nutrition education program for families with young children. 

Families enroll in EFNEP and learn about healthy food choices, food safety and stretching the food dollar through a series of lessons.

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Find Time To Cook Healthful Meals

Find Time To Cook Healthful Meals

Whether or not you have children at home, you may face the same dilemma as many families. With work and activities, you may have little time to prepare food.

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Package Dates

Package Dates

Question: I don't understand what the dates on packages mean. Will I get sick if I eat the food after the "sell by" date?

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Freezing Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

Freezing Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

My aunt just gave me a lot of vegetables and fruits from her garden, including corn, beans, peas, strawberries, and rhubarb. I don't want this food to go to waste. How do I freeze it?

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Preserve The Fruits (And Vegetables) Of The Season

Preserve The Fruits (And Vegetables) Of The Season

We have a limited time to enjoy locally grown fresh produce. Enjoy the fruits and vegetables of the season now-and preserve some to enjoy later, too.

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Is Fruit Punch A Good Fruit Juice?

Is Fruit Punch A Good Fruit Juice?

I'm babysitting my granddaughter this summer. She asks me for fruit punch every day. Does it contain any fruit juice? What should I do?

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Raw Milk

Raw Milk

I heard someone talking about drinking "raw milk." Is it safe?

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Stretch Your Food Dollars

Stretch Your Food Dollars

We've all noticed the increasing prices at grocery stores and the gas pump during the past year. Sometimes we may find that we have more month than money.

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Calcium Supplements

Calcium Supplements

I am suppose to take a calcium supplement because I have a milk allergy. I noticed some supplement labels say "calcium citrate" and others say "calcium carbonate." I'm not sure what kind to choose. Can you help?

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Community Garden Plots

Community Garden Plots

My community has garden plots for a small rental fee. I'm thinking about renting a spot because fresh fruits and vegetables cost quite a bit these days. I haven't done any gardening in years. Do you have any resources?

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Don't Get A "D" In Dairy This Summer

Don't Get A "D" In Dairy This Summer

Schools out! Scheduled milk breaks are over for most children during the summer months. Having milk with meals and/or regular milk breaks all year is a good plan for all of us. During June, National Dairy Month, consider the health benefits of dairy foods.

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