Carolyn Chelius, USDA economist, with the newly revised projections for 2021 food price inflation.

Dogs can suffer heat stroke very quickly in severe heat. Quick and appropriate action could save your dog's life. (Gary Crawford and Kurt Hammel, with USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service)

As the Senate approved its Growing Climate Solutions Act, the Agriculture Secretary said USDA is doing what it can to encourage farmers and ranchers to take more climate-smart efforts. (Stephanie Ho and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack)

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told the Wall Street Journal Global Food Forum that there is a role USDA can play in terms of cybersecurity.

A USDA pilot program promotes climate-smart agricultural practices in 10 states. (Stephanie Ho and Jimmy Bramblett, NRCS Deputy Chief of Programs)

USDA is stepping up efforts to encourage voluntary conservation around the country. (Stephanie Ho and Jimmy Bramblett, NRCS Deputy Chief of Programs)

Jimmy Bramblett, NRCS Deputy Chief of Programs, says the latest pilot program is associated with a USDA program producers may already be familiar with.

Contingency planning regulations for handling animals in facilities in time of emergencies are the focus of a proposed rule amendment now in the Federal Register. (Rod Bain and Jeanie Lin of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service)

Jeanie Lin of USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service explains the history of a final rule, and its updates, focused on contingency plans for care at animal facilities in times of emergency.

Jeanie Lin of USDA-APHIS's Animal Care Unit discusses the impacts of Hurricane Katrina on animal facilities, and how that led to a proposed rule that such facilities have emergency contingency plans for animal care.