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USDA prepares to reopen New Mexico port to livestock trade next week (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 (Reuters) — U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said on Wednesday that the Department of Agriculture is preparing to reopen a New Mexico port to livestock trade next week after it was closed because of New World screwworm. Rollins said during remarks at the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture conference in Portland, Maine, that she plans to travel to New Mexico on Wednesday night. "We're getting ready to reopen that New Mexico port next week," Roll
US farm agency moves to support beef industry (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 (Reuters) — U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said on Monday that the USDA is taking actions to support the beef industry, including loans for small meat processors and the use of conserved land for grazing. President Donald Trump on Friday pledged action to allow ranchers to process their own cattle, aimed at breaking up a "nasty monopoly" among top meatpackers. U.S. shoppers have faced record beef prices as drought and wildfires have driven the cattle herd to 75-yea
Massachusetts anti-hunger advocate fasts to protest Trump food stamp cuts | Jefferson City News-Tribune (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON - Anti-hunger advocate Liz Wills-O'Gilvie, 63, said she has not eaten for 15 days in a bid to push Governor Maura Healey to raise funding for Massachusetts' shrinking food stamp program. By consuming only water, electrolytes and glucose pills, Wills-O'Gilvie, whom Healey last year appointed to an anti-hunger task force, aims to draw attention to rising food insecurity due to cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. "I know what (hunger) looks and feels like," said Wills-
Massachusetts anti-hunger advocate fasts to protest Trump food stamp cuts | Fulton Sun (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON - Anti-hunger advocate Liz Wills-O'Gilvie, 63, said she has not eaten for 15 days in a bid to push Governor Maura Healey to raise funding for Massachusetts' shrinking food stamp program. By consuming only water, electrolytes and glucose pills, Wills-O'Gilvie, whom Healey last year appointed to an anti-hunger task force, aims to draw attention to rising food insecurity due to cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. "I know what (hunger) looks and feels like," said Wills-
US farm agency staff warn trade, research, aid programs at risk from reorganization (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, Aug 3 (Reuters) - The Trump administration's plan to relocate thousands of Department of Agriculture employees from the U.S. capital could risk research, trade and aid programs as staff decline to relocate, according to union surveys and interviews with 10 federal employees. The USDA plans to move more than half of its 4,600 Washington-area employees to regional offices as part of a broader reorganization that it says will better tailor its services to farmers and ranchers. The rest
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