Food and agriculture.

Summary

The bill broadens California's nutrition incentive program so certified mobile farmers’ markets and small produce businesses can receive grant money to help low‑income shoppers buy fresh fruits, nuts and vegetables. It also lets the Department of Food and Agriculture give up to half of a grant in advance to smaller grantees, and pushes back the sunset dates for the seed‑law county subvention program. These changes aim to increase access to healthy foods and keep funding for seed‑law enforcement in place longer.

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