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US Forest Service Partners with World-Renowned Missoula Children’s Theatre for Performance in Maryland

February 01, 2012 Deidra L. McGee, Forest Service Office of Communication

The Forest Service and Missoula Children’s Theatre partnered once again for a special performance of the play The Secret Garden recently at Harmony Hall Regional Center in Fort Washington, Md. “The Missoula Children’s Theatre and Forest Service partnership is a natural fit because so many of our...

Initiatives Forestry

The Italian People’s Garden Promotes Healthy Eating Habits Abroad

June 08, 2011 Katie Gorscak, Foreign Agricultural Service, Public Affairs Specialist

There is no question that Italy is one of the most popular vacation destinations in the world and is celebrated for its fantastic food and beautiful scenery. Fresh produce and beautiful landscapes are often enveloped in beautiful gardens in the cities and along the countryside, delighting residents...

Trade Initiatives

A Message from USDA to Ant Keepers

October 25, 2023 April Dawson, Communications Specialist, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, USDA

Ant keepers enjoy a fun and educational hobby, and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) also has an interest in it. You might wonder what ant keeping has to do with American agriculture and natural resources. Some invertebrates that people—including ant keepers—import into the U.S. or...

Animals

Harvesting Health All Summer Long

July 06, 2022 Dr. Patty Bennett, Mid-Atlantic Regional Administrator, Food and Nutrition Service

The Food and Nutrition Service’s Turnip the Beet awards recognize outstanding summer meal program sponsors for going above and beyond, ensuring children receive high quality meals in a fun, safe and healthy learning environment when school is out. These nutritious meals help keep children healthy...

Food and Nutrition Nutrition Security

Our ALB Ohio People’s Garden

February 23, 2022 Scott Erick, Plant Protection Technician

The Ohio Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALB) Eradication Program in Ohio started participating in USDA’s People's Garden initiative to grow fresh produce for those in need within our local community. One of our tree climbers started the garden at the Bethel office and formed a partnership with the Kitchen...

Animals Initiatives Plants

Millions of Acres in the Palm of your Hand

June 19, 2019 Robert Hudson Westover, USDA Forest Service Office of Communication

How many times have you been out for a weekend drive or on a trip and decided to visit a national forest or grassland only to discover that you have no idea how to get to the areas where you can have the most fun?

Forestry Technology

The WASDE Report, aka Crop Report

May 09, 2018 Seth Meyer, Chair, USDA’s World Agricultural Outlook Board

The World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) is a monthly report providing a global look at the markets for key agricultural products. The many users include agricultural commodity traders, agricultural producers, processors, retailers and consumers, input suppliers, livestock and...

Trade

It’s a Small World After All

April 20, 2018 Heather S. Coady, Preclearance Area Director for Europe, Africa and the Middle East

The United States Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue has proclaimed April 2018 as Invasive Plant Pest and Disease Awareness Month. The goal of IPPDAM is to: increase public awareness of invasive species; provide tips to prevent their spread; and, encourage residents to report signs of them. Today...

Animals

A Million Acres Scorched by Montana Wildfires

October 03, 2017 Dana Rogge, FSA Public Affairs Specialist

Dry conditions plagued Montana this summer, with multiple wildfires torching over 1 million acres throughout the state. The largest fire, the Lodgepole Complex fire, impacted over 270,000 acres. Recent rain and snow, and the forecast for continued precipitation, help to suppress the fires and...

Forestry Conservation

Cleaner Air through Cleaner Burning

July 20, 2016 Tracy Robillard, Oregon Public Affairs Officer, Natural Resources Conservation Service

"The burn box lets us burn during the summer months, when normally there’s a ban. It’s a useful tool. It burns really clean.” -- Cindy Collins See more photos from the Hood River Air Quality Project on Flickr. When Cindy Collins wakes up in Oregon and looks out at her 46-acre orchard—with Mt. Adams...

Conservation

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