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RD: 32 Washington Projects To Receive REAP Funds
RD: 32 Washington Projects To Receive REAP Funds
RD: 32 Washington Projects To Receive REAP Funds
Last week, the USDA announced it is funding additional projects across Washington via the Rural Energy for America Program in an effort to lower costs, expand access to clean energy as well as strengthen farms and small businesses.  Helen Price Johnson, Rural Development Director for Washington said $5.1 million...
Additional REAP Dollars Coming to the Northwest
Additional REAP Dollars Coming to the Northwest
Additional REAP Dollars Coming to the Northwest
On Thursday, Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that USDA is funding new projects in nearly every state to lower costs, expand access to clean energy and strengthen American farms and small businesses.  USDA is making the investments through the Rural Energy for America Program, better known as REAP.   “...
A Tree on Every Block: Growing the Urban Forest
A Tree on Every Block: Growing the Urban Forest
A Tree on Every Block: Growing the Urban Forest
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service is awarding more than $1 billion in competitive grants to plant and maintain trees, combat extreme heat and climate change, and improve access to nature in cities, towns, and suburbs where more than 84% of Americans live, work, and play.
Farm Groups Welcome Indo-Pacific Economic Framework
Farm Groups Welcome Indo-Pacific Economic Framework
Farm Groups Welcome Indo-Pacific Economic Framework
Earlier this week, the Biden Administration announced the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework. The White House says the plan is a 21st century economic arrangement designed to tackle 21st-century economic challenges. Those challenges include the digital economy, ensuring secure and resilient supply chains, and major investments in clean energy ...
Vilsack Focuses On Climate Change, Civil Rights Before House Subcommittee
Vilsack Focuses On Climate Change, Civil Rights Before House Subcommittee
Vilsack Focuses On Climate Change, Civil Rights Before House Subcommittee
Climate change, rural broadband and civil rights were among key topics as Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack testified before the House Appropriations Ag subcommittee earlier this week. While making sure upload and download speeds are increased in a way that makes sense with today’s broadband needs, Vilsack added climate change is also a priority at USDA. “ ...

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