Reports and Studies
Food and Nutrition Service ResearchUSDA. Food and Nutrition Service.
Find reports and studies related to Federal nutrition assistance programs conducted by the Office of Research and Analysis (ORA) and the Economic Research Service (ERS) of USDA.
Food and Nutrition AssistanceUSDA. Economic Research Service.
Subject area that includes links to Briefing Rooms, publications and data products, related to the Federal Food Assistance Programs, available from USDA's Economic Research Service.
Office of Research and Analysis (ORA) Studies and Research - Recent ReleasesUSDA. Food and Nutrition Service.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Studies and ResearchUSDA. Food and Nutrition Service.
Formerly the Food Stamp Program.
Food Assistance and Nutrition Programs: FANRP Research FindingsUSDA. Economic Research Service.
The Food Assistance and Nutrition Research Program (FANRP) supports a broad spectrum of food and nutrition assistance research. ERS has compiled an electronic database of the hundreds of peer-reviewed reports and articles based on FANRP-supported research published at ERS and elsewhere.
Feeding Low-Income Children When School Is Out-The Summer Food Service Program: Final Report, 2003USDA. Economic Research Service.
Food Stamp Leavers Research Study-Study of Nonwelfare Families Leaving the Food Stamp Program in South Carolina: Final Report, 2003USDA. Economic Research Service.
Effects of Food Assistance and Nutrition Programs on Nutrition and Health: Volume 1, Research Design, 2002USDA. Economic Research Service.
Issues in Food Assistance-Assessing the Self-Sufficiency of Food Stamp Leavers, 2002USDA. Economic Research Service.
Issues in Food Assistance-Effects of Changes in Food Stamp Expenditures Across the U.S. Economy, 2002USDA. Economic Research Service.
Issues in Food Assistance-How Do Food Assistance Programs Improve the Well-Being of Low-Income Families?, 2002USDA. Economic Research Service.
Issues in Food Assistance-How Unemployment Affects the Food Stamp Program, 2002USDA. Economic Research Service.
Effects of EBT Customer Service Waivers on Food Stamp Recipients: Final Report, 2002USDA. Economic Research Service.