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State Directors Provide USDA Rural Development Overview to Midwest Association of State Departments of Agriculture

July 05, 2011 USDA Rural Development State Directors Janie Dunning, Colleen Landkamer, Colleen Callahan and Patty Clark

“It’s not just about farmers and ranchers for the State Departments of Agriculture. And it’s not just about rural communities for USDA Rural Development,” said Missouri Rural Development State Director Janie Dunning. Dunning and three other State Directors joined together to introduce Rural...

Rural

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

Partnership with USDA and Leaders in Animal Health Science will Address the National Shortage of Large-Animal Veterinarians and Technicians

November 03, 2010 George Thomas, Missouri USDA Public Information Coordinator

Missouri Governor Jay Nixon joined Cheryl Cook, Deputy Under Secretary for USDA Rural Development in St. Joseph, Missouri late last month to announce an agreement that is the first step to addressing a nationwide demand for more large-animal veterinarians and veterinary technicians.

Rural

USDA Officials in the Midwest Look at Novel Ways to Create New Energy from Waste Material

September 23, 2010 Bill Menner, USDA Rural Development State Director in Iowa

After visiting a cutting-edge biofuels facility in rural Iowa recently, a group of USDA Rural Development state directors are thinking about the tremendous global implications of that plant.

Rural
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