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RAPP Funding Application Period Round Two Underway

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$300 million dollars, and the European Union, is now available as part of the latest application period within USDA’s Regional Agricultural Promotion Program. (Rod Bain and Foreign Agricultural Service Deputy Administrator Mark Slupek)

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Actuality: RAPP Recap to Date

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Foreign Agricultural Service Deputy Administrator Mark Slupek provides benchmarks within the Regional Agricultural Promotion Program (RAPP) since its announcement last fall.

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Actuality: Examples of RAPP Funded Projects

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Foreign Agricultural Service Deputy Administrator Mark Slupek provides examples of Regional Agricultural Promotion Program projects to demonstrate the diverse efforts to build and expand U.S. ag trade markets.

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Smokey Bear Through the “Decades”

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A new public service video salutes our nation’s symbol for wildfire prevention for eighty years of service. (Rod Bain and Smokey Bear)

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Smokey Bear and Adjustments to His Message

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While having a core message for eight decades, Smokey Bear's familiar wildfire prevention saying has been adjusted throughout the years. (Rod Bain and U.S. Forest Service historian Lincoln Bramwell)

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Ag, Trade Deficits in Perspective

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One expert says it's not all black or white when you analyze the current U.S. ag. trade deficit. (Gary Crawford and USDA economist, Bart Kenner)

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Surprises in USDA's Acreage Report

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USDA's acreage report served up some surprises for the corn and soybean markets. (Gary Crawford)

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A Quick Look at USDA's Grain Stocks Report

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Stocks of most crops are down from a year ago. (Gary Crawford and USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer)

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Acreage Report Shows How Flexible Farmers Can Be

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One expert says USDA's surprising acreage report shows how flexible farmers can be and how they can adapt quickly to changing conditions. (Gary Crawford and USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer)

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Actuality: Once Analyzed, Most Acreage Report Changes Make Sense

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USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer saying that after studying the USDA acreage report, most of the surprising numbers do make sense and do show how producers can be very flexible.

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