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Texas High School Students Encouraged to Pursue Careers in Agriculture

May 31, 2011 Tanya Brown, USDA Farm Service Agency Public Information Specialist

It wasn’t supposed to happen. There wasn’t supposed to be an agriculture curriculum. There wasn’t supposed to be an instructor. And there definitely wasn’t any money to send seven African-American students from one of the smallest and lowest income towns in Texas to Washington, D.C., to speak with...

Initiatives Rural

USDA Officials Tour of Mississippi’s Flood Damaged Areas

May 23, 2011 Ken Stribling, USDA Public Information Coordinator, Mississippi

The state of Mississippi, recently hit with back-to-back disasters in the forms of record-intensity tornadoes in the eastern portion of the state and devastating floods in the Mississippi River Delta, was visited by two USDA under secretaries on Thursday. USDA Under Secretary for Rural Development...

Rural

USDA to Louisiana Flood Victims: We Are Here For You

May 23, 2011 Karen K. Lawson, USDA Public Information Coordinator, Louisiana

The levee along the Mississippi River was busy with activity on Thursday, May 19. USDA Under Secretaries for Rural Development, Dallas Tonsager, and the Acting Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agriculture Service, Michael Scuse along with Rural Development Louisiana State Director Clarence W...

Conservation Rural

Texas High School Seniors to Visit USDA and Learn About Career Opportunities in Agriculture

May 09, 2011 Cassie Bable, Public Affairs Specialist – USDA Farm Service Agency

The Calvert, Texas Independent School District senior class of 2011 will pack their bags this month for a trip to Washington, D.C., to visit the U.S. Department of Agriculture thanks to the Falls County Farm Service Agency and a generous sponsorship by a local bank. “Words will never be able to...

Rural

U.S. Soybeans Benefit Indonesian Tempeh and Tofu Producers

April 11, 2011 Acting Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services Michael Scuse

This is the third in a series of three blogs affiliated with USDA’s Agribusiness Trade and Investment Mission, which was led by Acting Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services Michael Scuse. While leading this week’s Agribusiness Trade and Investment Mission to Indonesia, I’ve been...

Trade

U.S. Fresh Produce Industry Building Strong Trade Relationships in Indonesia

April 08, 2011 Kafi Kurnia, Peka Consult, Inc., Indonesia Representative for U.S. Produce Industry Organizations

This is the second in a series of three blogs affiliated with USDA’s Agribusiness Trade and Investment Mission, which was led by Acting Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services Michael Scuse. For years, it’s been my privilege to help bring U.S. fresh fruits and vegetables to the...

Trade

U.S. Agribusinesses Seek Trade, Investment Opportunities in Indonesia

April 07, 2011 Acting Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services Michael Scuse

This is the first in a series of three blogs affiliated with USDA’s Agribusiness Trade and Investment Mission, which was led by Acting Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services Michael Scuse. This week, it’s been my privilege to lead an Agribusiness Trade and Investment Mission to...

Trade

Peru-Ecuador Trade Mission Already Yielding Results

February 04, 2011 Michael Scuse, Acting Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services

The first U.S. Agribusiness Trade and Investment Mission to Peru and Ecuador ended on a high note February 2. Over two days, 20 U.S. companies had the opportunity to meet face-to-face with dozens of Peruvian and Ecuadorian producers, processors, buyers, traders, and investors, who had come to form...

Trade

U.S. Agribusiness Leaders Explore Market Opportunities in Peru and Ecuador

February 02, 2011 Michael Scuse, Acting Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services

On Monday, January 31, I had the honor of launching the U.S. Agribusiness Trade and Investment Mission to Peru and Ecuador in a room full of U.S., Peruvian, and Ecuadorian business leaders, government officials, and news reporters.

Trade
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