Eat Smart, Be Fit, Maryland!
The University of Maryland's Public Health Informatics Research Laboratory and Maryland Cooperative Extension have collaborated on a nutrition education demonstration project featuring the Eat
2014 $0.00The University of Maryland's Public Health Informatics Research Laboratory and Maryland Cooperative Extension have collaborated on a nutrition education demonstration project featuring the Eat
2014 $0.00“Healthy Cents combines nutrition education and food resource management principles to encourage limited resource families to make healthy food choices on a limited budget.
2015 $0.00"Welcome to the Get Fresh cooking show! Join us as we demonstrate fun, healthy recipes for you to start sharing with the people you love.
2009 $0.00 (Historical Entry)This 5.5 by 8.5 spiral bound cookbook is designed to provide quick, easy and cheap recipes for people on a tight budget.
2005 $0.00 (Historical Entry)Fact sheets on topics such as soup, recipes, meatless meals, one dish meals, and physical activity.
2002 $0.00 (Historical Entry)A handout showing how extra “bites” throughout the day result in the consumption of extra calories.
2001 (Historical Entry)The Money for Food curriculum is designed to help families with limited resources become more food secure. The series of lessons teach meal planning and food resource management skills.
2010 (Historical Entry)An envelope is used to keep family money set aside for food. In the activity, small groups use this "envelope method" to keep track of cash and Food Stamps (paper or electronic) allotted for food.
2010 (Historical Entry)The Get Fresh! program is brought to you by the Chickasaw Nation and the USDA. Get Fresh!
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