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UPDATE: Drought Code Sprint Deadline Extended to October 24

September 27, 2012 Amanda Eamich, Director of Web Communications, USDA

After hearing from many of you, we are extending the deadline to submit your apps for the Drought Code Sprint to Wednesday, October 24 at 5 p.m. ET apps using this form. Do you have any questions about our data or would you like to learn more about our drought assistance in general? Let us know, we...

Conservation

Rocky Mountain Region Leads Effort to Address Watershed Health on White River National Forest

September 27, 2012 Katelyn Jerman, Rocky Mountain Region, External Affairs

In the wake of the 2012 summer fires, Colorado’s most precious natural resource, water, is a top priority for state, municipal, and federal agencies. Denver Water and the U.S. Forest Service are leaders in addressing water issues and growing concerns over watershed health. Just under two years ago...

Forestry

Found a Problem With Your Food? USDA Wants To Know About It

September 27, 2012 Dr. Elisabeth Hagen, Under Secretary for Food Safety

Have you ever opened a package from the grocery store to find that something wasn’t right about it, and then wondered who to call to report a problem? The company’s toll-free number? The grocery store that sold it? Or someone else? If that product involves meat, poultry, or a processed egg product...

Health and Safety

Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan Visits Common Ground Fair in Maine, Meets with Farmers, Growers and Area USDA Officials

September 27, 2012 Maine Rural Development State Director Virginia Manuel

Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Kathleen Merrigan visited the Common Ground Fair on Sunday as a part of her visit to Maine. While at the fair, the Deputy Secretary met with leaders from USDA agencies as well as numerous Maine farmers and gardeners. During her keynote address at the fair, Merrigan...

Rural