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Iowans Are Juggling Inflation, Rising Prices, And Lower SNAP

As of today, April 1st, Iowans will no longer be receiving those extra benefits that came from COVID-19 pandemic funding.

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Iowans Are Juggling Inflation, Rising Prices, And Lower SNAP

As of today, April 1st, Iowans will no longer be receiving those extra benefits that came from COVID-19 pandemic funding.

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Iowans Are Juggling Inflation, Rising Prices, And Lower SNAP

As of today, April 1st, Iowans will no longer be receiving those extra benefits that came from COVID-19 pandemic funding.

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Iowa Families With SNAP Will Soon Receive Less Benefits

To help Iowa families struggling in the pandemic, SNAP benefits were increased by around $95 a month. Come April 2022, those households will have to do without.

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Iowa Families With SNAP Will Soon Receive Less Benefits

To help Iowa families struggling in the pandemic, SNAP benefits were increased by around $95 a month. Come April 2022, those households will have to do without.

Cedar fallsUnited statesKim reynoldsKelly garciaIowa department of public healthUs department of agricultureSupplemental nutrition assistance programIowa department of human servicesGovernor kim reynoldsIowa departmentPublic healthEffective februaryMaximum allotmentHuman servicesElectronic benefit transferFood bucks

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