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Farmers in southeast Minnesota donate food and open free stores to combat hunger caused by the 2025 government shutdown.
Due to the 2025 government shutdown delaying SNAP and WIC benefits, farmers in southeast Minnesota are providing critical food assistance by donating surplus produce and operating free self-service food stores.
Gochnauer Farms in West Concord opened a no-strings-attached store offering dry goods and meals, while Valerie Djuissi’s farm donated nearly 500 pounds of fresh produce to a food bank.
These efforts, part of a broader grassroots movement, reflect community-driven responses to food insecurity, with local farmers using cooperative networks to support families and maintain food access during federal aid disruptions.
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Los agricultores en el sureste de Minnesota donan alimentos y abren tiendas gratuitas para combatir el hambre causada por el cierre del gobierno en 2025.