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It’s National Pork Month – Join USDA for a Webinar Series Highlighting Market Reports and Pork Industry Data

October 06, 2021 Taylor Cox, Associate Deputy Administrator, AMS Livestock and Poultry Program

October is National Pork Month! America’s pork producers play a major role in feeding the world, and this month we honor their hard work and dedication to providing high quality products to consumers. Collectively, they generate 13% of the world’s pork supply, making the United States the world’s...

Animals

Hundreds of Free Webinar Series Offer On-Demand Conservation Training

February 09, 2016 Spencer Miller, Public Affairs Specialist, Natural Resources Conservation Service

Conservation science is a broad, deep field that’s growing all the time. To help people brush up on conservation practices and learn about new technologies, USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service ( NRCS) offers hundreds of free conservation webinars from its online Science and Technology...

Conservation Research and Science

Bringing the Best to School Lunches

August 26, 2014 Craig A. Morris, Deputy Administrator of the AMS Livestock, Poultry and Seed Program

Top grocery stores and restaurants in the United States guarantee their customers consistently get high quality products through rigorous standards and robust testing and oversight programs. USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) is doing essentially the same thing – working to ensure that...

Food and Nutrition

Helping Produce Businesses in Many Ways

April 22, 2013 Charles Parrott, AMS Fruit and Vegetable Program Deputy Administrator

Accurate and timely information, access to new markets, and financial protection are critical to the success of any business. In the produce industry, the USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) provides services to cover all three of these items. By providing current price and volume...

USDA Results Food and Nutrition
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