Could bird flu vaccines help tackle high egg prices? Experts say it’s not so simple
On her first day on the job last week, new US Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins held a meeting to review the ...
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture talks to East Texans about bird flu, egg prices
As part of a series of bird flu roundtables across the country, the recently sworn in U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke ...
Trump’s Cabinet members have already backtracked on some promises made before being confirmed
As they mustered support for their confirmations by the U.S. Senate, some of Donald Trump’s nominees made statements from ...
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USDA tells employees that they can ignore Musk’s 5 things email
The department said Monday that replying to Elon Musk’s request is voluntary and there will be no penalties for nonresponse.
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USDA highlights Secretary Rollins’ busy first week on the job
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins wrapped up her first week on the job, hearing directly from farmers and ranchers ...
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‘Chaotic’ USDA funding freeze stalls rural renewable projects
Thousands of farmers and a dozen rural electric cooperatives wait for news about billions in funds under Trump administration ...
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Secretary Rollins releases the first tranche of funding under review
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced that USDA will release the first tranche of funding that was paused ...
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Secretary Rollins Fights for Farmers’ Future With Bold Reforms and Hard-Hitting Accountability!
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), under newly appointed Secretary Brooke Rollins, has embarked on a series of ...
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NYFB reacts to USDA release of previously frozen funds
New York Farm Bureau President David Fisher praised newly-appointed U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brook Rollins for releasing money that had been previously held up an impacted environmental programs.
The future of GOP’s SNAP cuts
House Republicans' budget resolution plan would require the House Ag Committee to find $230 billion in spending cuts.