Food means different things to each of us. For some the taste and smells are delightful, for others it is a reminder of our home and culture and for still others it's just a fact of life. Eating has an important impact on all of our health and wellbeing. Montana State University Extension provides educational programs, applied research projects, and information on food-related subjects ranging from food safety and nutrition breakthroughs to healthy eating on a limited budget.

Cannin ClassMSU Extension work locally with schools, communities, families and individuals healthful eating and active living by providing information and educational programming at the point-of-need to enhance lives, homes, and communities. 

Connect via the MSU Ravalli County Extension Facebook page and watch local news media to learn about Family and Consumer Science classes and programs happening in your area.

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