Great Plains Food Bank has already received over $400,000 in funding for the Local Food Purchase Agreement program. Photo taken March 27, 2023, in Fargo, North Dakota.

It takes a lot of food to fed more than 150,000 people each year. And that makes the Great Plains Food Bank thankful for donations of fresh produce that come from farmers.

Great Plains picks up from local organizations six days a week. One of their most recent drop-offs, was at A Place for Hope food shelf in Moorhead. Here, anyone experiencing financial hardship can ...

As the state’s only food bank, the Great Plains Food Bank sources and distributes 88% of the food utilized by the charitable feeding network in every county and tribal nation across North Dakota.

The Strategic Initiatives Coordinator for the Great Plains Food Bank, Ashley Baker, says that this program, which was first started back in 2023, was a way for people to give back to the community.

Great Plains Food Bank CEO Melissa Sobolik speaks about the amount of food the organization distributed and the amount of individuals they were able to serve in recent years during a press ...

Loss of 350 miles of Great Plains streams causing changes in aquatic food web Date: August 2, 2017 Source: Kansas State University Summary: The food web in Great Plains streams could be unraveling.

Depletion of major groundwater source threatens Great Plains farming In the heart of the country, Great Plains farmers and ranchers produce a quarter of all U.S. crops and 40 percent of its beef.

The Center for Great Plains Studies will host its 48th annual interdisciplinary conference focused on regional issues April 18-20 at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

In the heart of the country, Great Plains farmers and ranchers produce a quarter of all U.S. crops and 40 percent of its beef. But they rely on a resource that has been slowly drying up, water.

As the state’s only food bank, the Great Plains Food Bank sources and distributes 88% of the food utilized by the charitable feeding network in every county and tribal nation across North Dakota.