MSU Extension Nutrition

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  New online nutrition class in American Sign Language

  Published on June 15, 2021
  Eat Healthy Be Active in American Sign Language is a video-based nutrition class with live support as needed for SNAP-Ed participants.

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  Better control of your belly fat

  Published on April 30, 2021
  In an attempt to control your belly fat, have you turned to diet or zero-sugar soda? Find ways to cut down on your intake, if you’re not getting the results you want.

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  June is National Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Month

  Published on April 30, 2021
  Give your body a health boost by eating more fresh fruit and vegetables. Give up the canned and frozen for a little while and enjoy the farm market, support local and indulge in the taste of fresh.

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  Playing it safe with eggs

  Published on April 2, 2021
  Providing consumers with safe egg handling tips may help reduce the incidence of foodborne illness.

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  Healthy foods benefit veterans living with chronic pain

  Published on March 25, 2021
  Food insecurity is linked to obesity and chronic pain among some veterans. Access to healthy foods can help improve veterans’ health outcomes and quality of life.

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  MSU Extension and local food pantries work together to support clients with diabetes

  Published on March 25, 2021
  These efforts provide resources for those in need.

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  A year into pandemic, MSU Extension’s health and nutrition virtual programming thrives

  Published on March 9, 2021
  From food safety to farm stress, MSU Extension’s dedicated educators and instructors found innovative ways to learn, teach and connect — even in the most challenging of times.

• Buttergate?

  Published on March 5, 2021
  Hard butter is in the headlines – is the way we feed dairy cows to blame?

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  Eating fruit to help stay hydrated

  Published on March 2, 2021
  Fruit can be a great way to supplement your water intake.

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  Pączki Day: A Polish tradition becomes an American tradition

  Published on February 12, 2021
  What do you know about the Polish-American tradition celebrated on Tuesday before Ash Wednesday? You may have heard it called Fat Tuesday.