P.J. Huffstutter

2 weeks ago | azdailysun.com | P.J. Huffstutter

By P.J. HuffstutterCOLUMBUS, Ohio (Reuters) -On a warm spring morning, volunteers at the Mid-Ohio Food Collective plucked cucumbers from a greenhouse where a state psychiatric hospital once stood and the land lay fallow. Now the state’s largest food bank is working that ground again, part of an urgent effort to shore up supplies amid shrinking federal support, including deep funding cuts under President Donald Trump.

2 weeks ago | winnmediaskn.com | P.J. Huffstutter

By P.J. HUFFSTUTTER Photographs by EVELYN HOCKSTEINOn a warm spring morning, volunteers at the Mid-Ohio Food Collective plucked cucumbers from a greenhouse where a state psychiatric hospital once stood and the land lay fallow. Now the state’s largest food bank is working that ground again, part of an urgent effort to shore up supplies amid shrinking federal support, including deep funding cuts under President Donald Trump. They are planting more.

2 weeks ago | timeslive.co.za | P.J. Huffstutter

On a warm spring morning, volunteers at the Mid-Ohio Food Collective plucked cucumbers from a greenhouse where a state psychiatric hospital once stood and the land lay fallow. Now the state’s largest food bank is working that ground again, part of an urgent effort to shore up supplies amid shrinking federal support, including deep funding cuts under President Donald Trump. They are planting more. Prepping soil for fruit trees, and installing hives for honey.

2 weeks ago | whbl.com | P.J. Huffstutter

By P.J. HuffstutterCOLUMBUS, Ohio (Reuters) -On a warm spring morning, volunteers at the Mid-Ohio Food Collective plucked cucumbers from a greenhouse where a state psychiatric hospital once stood and the land lay fallow. Now the state’s largest food bank is working that ground again, part of an urgent effort to shore up supplies amid shrinking federal support, including deep funding cuts under President Donald Trump. They are planting more.

2 weeks ago | ground.news | P.J. Huffstutter

The temperature was nearing 90 degrees in Woodland, on a recent Monday afternoon, but in the parking lot of the Home Church, the mission continued. Undeterred by the high sun and cloudless sky, area residents queued up dozens deep, waiting for the food distribution to begin.“Sometimes people start lining up at noon, and we don’t distribute until 3:30,” said Jason Hammond, a church member, as he hurriedly bagged up fruit and vegetables to go with…