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USDA Offers Livestock and Pet Safety Tips for Those in the Path of Tropical Storm Isaac

August 28, 2012 Lyndsay Cole, USDA

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is issuing guidance for residents in states who have livestock and pets that might be affected by Tropical Storm Isaac. USDA is offering these tips to help residents protect the health of these animals in the event of power outages, flooding and other issues that...

Conservation

Organic 101: The Lifecycle of Organic Food Production

April 26, 2012 Miles McEvoy, National Organic Program Deputy Administrator

This is the fifth installment of the Organic 101 series that explores different aspects of the USDA organic regulations. Through defined farming practices, organic principles promote ecological balance, foster the cycling of resources, and conserve biodiversity. To understand what that means when it...

Food and Nutrition

Home on the Range –What Type of Livestock Graze on National Forests and Grasslands?

February 03, 2012 Jane Knowlton, U.S. Forest Service Office of Communication

When thinking about national forests and grasslands, your thoughts may at first focus on the incredible abundance of recreation opportunities, wilderness and solitude or perhaps the precious water resources that flow from forest to faucet. But did you know that livestock grazing is also permitted?

Forestry

Industry Insight: Data Dashboards Enhance Livestock Reports

September 07, 2011 Craig Morris, AMS Deputy Administrator, Livestock and Seed Program

USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service is expanding upon its traditional Market News reports to create interactive dashboards. The dashboards, first launched in the summer of 2010, provide quick, easy access to volume and price information for cattle, hogs, and sheep.

USDA Results Initiatives
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