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Creating Jobs and Investing in an Economy That’s Built to Last in Rural Oregon

January 31, 2012 Jill Rees, USDA Public Information Officer

Last week, USDA Under Secretary Dallas Tonsager made a brief, but impactful visit to Oregon joining USDA Rural Development State Director Vicki Walker to announce program support and celebrate milestones in rural economic development with local communities.

USDA Results Rural Technology

USDA Administrator Visits the “Show Me State” to Review Business, Telecom and Broadband Investments

May 27, 2011 Jonathan Adelstein, USDA Rural Development Utilities Service Administrator

A three day visit to Missouri, the “Show Me State” allowed me to join Janie Dunning, Rural Development State Director, to see how rural areas benefiting from infrastructure investments made possible through USDA Rural Development programs and American Recovery and Reinvestment Act ( Recovery Act)...

Initiatives Rural Technology

Project Will Help Improve Our Chesapeake Bay

April 27, 2011 Kathy Beisner, USDA Public Information Officer, Maryland/Delaware

A few scattered showers didn’t dampen spirits at a Maryland Earth Day event to highlight the completion of the improved Worton Wastewater Treatment Plant, Tuesday April 19.

Conservation Rural

Delaware Kid Chefs Learn Prepare Tasty, Nutritious, and Budget-Friendly Meals

March 25, 2011 Chris Kelly, Mid-Atlantic Region Public Affairs Specialist

Cross posted from the Let's Move! blog: About a year ago Beverly Jackey, the community nutritionist for the Food Bank of Delaware, came up with a unique way of teaching kids to eat healthy. Jackey believed that children are more willing to try nutritious new foods when they are involved in preparing...

Food and Nutrition Initiatives

New Purchase Program Helps Local Family Achieve Dream of Homeownership

November 24, 2010 Kelly Edwards, Wisconsin USDA Rural Development Public Information Officer

The Yorgey family was tired of moving from place to place and watching their money constantly going towards rent payments. They wanted to be able to have a permanent place of their own for their growing family to live. But, the idea of that actually coming true seemed like a distant dream. Thanks to...

Rural

USDA Sponsored Forums In Alaska Draw Substantial Public Interest

February 05, 2010

We wrapped up the final of four USDA-led jobs forums Monday in Anchorage. As in Fairbanks, Kotzebue and Juneau, area leaders joined with Alaskans from all walks to life to provide input on what works and what doesn’t work when it comes to job creation and retention, especially in rural Alaska.

USDA Results

USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service Helps Global Efforts to Reduce Food Loss and Waste: An Interview with Paige Cowie

March 22, 2021 Jean Buzby, USDA Food Loss and Waste Liaison

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) links U.S. agriculture to the world to enhance export opportunities and global food security. Globally, food waste is estimated at 1.6 billion tonnes and arises from many causes from farm to table. In developing countries...

Food and Nutrition

How Do You Manage Collaborative Conservation Planning across 100 Million Acres? From a Bird's Eye View, of Course!

February 23, 2016 Thad Heater, Natural Resources Conservation Service

The saying “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts” is often attributed to the Greek philosopher Aristotle, and that couldn’t be more true when it comes to doing conservation planning across 11 states, multiple federal agencies and millions of acres of public and private land. The Sage...

Conservation

Working In the Field and Lab, APHIS Veterinarian Dr. Amy Winter Shares Her Career Experiences for World Veterinary Year 2011

June 30, 2011 Dr. Amy Winter, APHIS Veterinary Medical Officer, Ames, IA

Since childhood I’ve always wanted to be a veterinarian, which makes my position at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) the perfect job for me. I’m Dr. Amy Winter, a Veterinary Medical Officer with the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS). I’m stationed at the National...

Animals Plants Research and Science

Madison Telephone LLC to Provide USDA-Funded Broadband Service to 200 Square Miles in Southeast Kansas Thanks to the Recovery Act

June 07, 2010 acampbell

Mary Meyer, who began working for the Madison Telephone LLC in Kansas for the first generation owners, is now working with the third generation to prepare them to take over the company upon her retirement...when this USDA funded Broadband project is complete.

Initiatives Technology

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