MSU Extension community nutrition instructor Lainy Burress on "Building Health Muskegon"

April 20, 2022

MSU Extension community nutrition instructor Lainy Burress joins Jamie Hekker for an episode of "Building Health Muskegon." Burress discusses what MSU Extension does, how to encourage kids to eat more fresh produce, buying in season to help your food budget and more.

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