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USDA - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture

  • Farmers: USDA Rules, Lack of Competition in Meat Packing Endangers Food Supply
    Farmers: USDA Rules, Lack of Competition in Meat Packing Endangers Food Supply
    Four corporations process most of the meat sold in the United States; two are based in other countries. American farmers say it’s time to promote competition in the meat processing ...
    June 13, 2023BY Michael Clements
  • USDA Begins Airdropping Rabies Vaccines in 13 States
    USDA Begins Airdropping Rabies Vaccines in 13 States
    The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has started airdropping millions of rabies vaccine packets in thirteen states, with ...
    August 27, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Florida Christian School Sues Biden and State Ag Commissioner Over Title IX-Lunch Ties
    Florida Christian School Sues Biden and State Ag Commissioner Over Title IX-Lunch Ties
    PUNTA GORDA, Fla.–A Tampa Christian school filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration and Florida’s Agriculture Commissioner, arguing ...
    August 3, 2022BY Jannis Falkenstern
  • Food Price Inflation Getting Worse, Farming on Idle Land Disallowed Due to Climate Goals: USDA
    Food Price Inflation Getting Worse, Farming on Idle Land Disallowed Due to Climate Goals: USDA
    Food price inflation is rising at an alarming rate, with the annual rate en route to becoming the ...
    April 27, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Representative Doug Collins: Chinese Government Not to Be Trusted
    Representative Doug Collins: Chinese Government Not to Be Trusted
    Congressman Doug Collins (R-Ga.) wants the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to reconsider a recent decision to import ...
    April 20, 2020BY Masooma Haq
  • US Pork Industry Braces as Ports ‘Bombarded’ by African Swine Fever
    US Pork Industry Braces as Ports ‘Bombarded’ by African Swine Fever
    The U.S. pork industry could profit handsomely from the higher prices that are accompanying shortages of pork products ...
    November 28, 2019BY Alan McDonnell
  • Over 372,000 Pounds of Hot Dogs and Corn Dogs Recalled Over Listeria Fears
    Over 372,000 Pounds of Hot Dogs and Corn Dogs Recalled Over Listeria Fears
    Bar-S Foods Company is recalling more than 372,000 pounds of chicken and pork hot dog and corn dog ...
    July 20, 2016BY Denisse Moreno
  • US Horsemeat Makes its Way to European Union
    US Horsemeat Makes its Way to European Union
    Many are concerned that slaughtered American horses, which were not raised for human consumption, could eventually make their ...
    February 20, 2013BY Kelly McBride Ni
  • New Yorkers Protest Gillibrand’s Goose Removal
    New Yorkers Protest Gillibrand’s Goose Removal
    New Yorkers rallied in front of Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s Midtown office Tuesday to protest the U.S. Department of ...
    July 17, 2012BY Catherine Yang
  • Amateur Apiculture Versus Bee Decline: The Bees’ Needs
    Amateur Apiculture Versus Bee Decline: The Bees’ Needs
    A network of city and rural home beekeepers could counteract the unsustainable practices of commercial honey growers and ...
    June 7, 2012BY Mary Silver
  • USDA’s Compass Project Aids Regional Food Systems
    USDA’s Compass Project Aids Regional Food Systems
    Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan of the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Wednesday announced ...
    March 1, 2012BY Steve Gigliotti
TOP NEWS
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    NEW By Chase Smith
    Van Hollen Makes His Case to Replace Schumer as Jeffries Is Heckled at Democratic Gathering
  • Nvidia Shares Fall for a 2nd Day in Fallout From CEO Resignation
    NEW By Bill Pan
    Nvidia Shares Fall for a 2nd Day in Fallout From CEO Resignation
  • Tanker Collides With Docked Riverboat in New Orleans
    1hr By Jacki Thrapp
    Tanker Collides With Docked Riverboat in New Orleans
  • FAA Grounds All Flights Across the US
    2hr By Jill McLaughlin
    FAA Grounds All Flights Across the US
  • Supreme Court Takes Up Robinhood Investor Lawsuit
    4hr By Stacy Robinson
    Supreme Court Takes Up Robinhood Investor Lawsuit
  • Supreme Court to Consider Trump’s Asylum Restrictions at Southern Border
    4hr By Jack Phillips
    Supreme Court to Consider Trump’s Asylum Restrictions at Southern Border
  • Cisco Sued in California Over Alleged Link to Human Rights Abuses
    4hr By Eva Fu
    Cisco Sued in California Over Alleged Link to Human Rights Abuses
  • DOJ Says Agencies Should Prioritize English Over Other Languages
    5hr By Jack Phillips
    DOJ Says Agencies Should Prioritize English Over Other Languages
  • Kremlin Says Europe Must Show Readiness to Contribute to Peace Process Before Joining Talks
    6hr By Victoria Friedman
    Kremlin Says Europe Must Show Readiness to Contribute to Peace Process Before Joining Talks
  • New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
    7hr By Zachary Stieber
    New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
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