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Cooking Up Change Heats Up a Chilly November Night in Chicago

November 09, 2010 Alan Shannon, Director, Midwest Region Public Affairs, USDA Food & Nutrition Service Midwest

Last week I attended a rollicking event on Chicago’s West Side. Healthy Schools Campaign’s Cooking Up Change event—a benefit and competition between students to create healthy and tasty school meals—was attended by over 600 enthusiastic high schoolers, community leaders, local government leaders and...

Food and Nutrition

Outdoor Recreation is an Essential Part of American Culture

November 08, 2010 Keith Riggs, USDA Forest Service, Office of Communication

Upcoming Veterans Day, November 11, marks the fourth time this year that the U.S. Forest Service is offering national fee waivers on recreation sites it manages. The choice of this date has been made to honors the country’s veterans, members of the armed services, and their families.

Forestry

Obama Administration Officials Continue to Visit State Fairs

August 16, 2010 Kori Schulman, Cross-posted from the White House blog.

Building on the President’s commitment to address issues important to rural Americans, Cabinet Secretaries and other top Administration officials are visiting state fairs this summer and fall to discuss ongoing efforts to:

Rural

APHIS Keeps Trade Flowing, Ensuring Food Favorites are Available for the Holidays and All Year Long

December 20, 2017 Joelle Hayden, APHIS Public Affairs

The holiday season is here! No matter your background or which holidays you celebrate, this season’s festivities involve family, friends, and traditions. Whether your home is in the U.S. or abroad, what matters most is being with the ones you love and sharing special activities. Food is central to...

Trade

Northern Plains Climate Hub Aims to Help Producers "No Matter What the Weather May Bring"

February 07, 2014 Justin Derner, USDA Agricultural Research Service

Weather dominates the conversation at local coffee shops and community gathering locations across the Northern Plains. Depending on the time of the year, I’ve heard things like this: “We sure could use rain - really dry out there. Cattle are going to have to come off the pastures soon.” Or… “Hoping...

Conservation

Acting Deputy Secretary Discusses the Need for a Food, Farm and Jobs Bill to Boost the Rural Economy

August 05, 2013 Molly Hammond, Assistant to the Illinois Rural Development State Director

Anyone that is familiar with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) knows of the important role that our local delivery system plays throughout the country. Farmers and residents can visit the USDA Service Center in their area to receive localized assistance. The Farm Service Agency (FSA...

USDA Results Rural

USDA Grant Recipient Featured as "America's Best Ice Cream" on ABC's Good Morning America

July 24, 2013 Kelly Edwards, Wisconsin USDA Public Information Coordinator

What is your favorite thing about summer? Is it the longer days, trips to the lake, outings to a local amusement park, or family trips to get ice cream? For my family, one of our favorite things is taking a family outing to a local farm and creamery, Kelley's, for some homemade ice cream and making...

Food and Nutrition Farming Rural

Spring brings oohs and aahs – wildflower season begins to bloom across national forests and grasslands

May 03, 2012 Jane Knowlton, U.S. Forest Service Office of Communication, and Larry Stritch, U.S. Forest Service National Botanist

As spring begins across the nation, fields are turning green – and pastel pink, flaming scarlet, electric orange, brilliant yellow, deep violet and florescent blue. Wildflowers are abloom! This year, the Forest Service has released an updated wildflower map with 317 viewing areas to choose from on...

Forestry

USDA Plant Variety Protection Act Board Member is Recognized for his Work for Rural America

August 12, 2011 Talishia Sears, Web Communications Intern

Cross posted from the White House Rural Champions of Change website: P.J. Haynie serves on USDA's Plant Variety Protection Act Board and on the Agricultural Advisory Council for Virginia's first congressional district.

Conservation Animals Plants

Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Highlights USDA’s Efforts to Expand Aviation Biofuels at the Paris Air Show

June 27, 2011 LaShonda McLeod, USDA Agricultural Attaché, Paris, France

On Wednesday in Paris, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack earned the distinction as the first U.S. Agriculture Secretary to attend a Paris Air Show, the largest gathering of the world aerospace industry. The Secretary spoke at the Alternative Aviation Fuels Showcase to a crowd of about 75 aviation...

Energy

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