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A Dazzling Gem from Idaho Arrives on Capitol Hill

December 01, 2016 Robert Westover, U.S. Forest Service Office of Communication

You know Christmas is right around the corner when images of the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree being hoisted from a very long tractor trailer show up on your social media apps and on TV. An ongoing American tradition since 1964, this year, the great tree called fondly by its fans “An Idaho Mountain...

Forestry

That's a Wrap! Meet the 6 Families from the #MyPlateMyWins Video Series!

December 01, 2016 Melissa Ciampo, RD, Nutritionist, USDA Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion

In March, we kicked off our MyPlate, MyWins video series and introduced you to six American families, each from different backgrounds with their own unique approach to healthy eating. From Shelley, a single mom to Carol and Brad, a farm family with four children – we hope you enjoyed hearing their...

Food and Nutrition

Find Your Town, a New Tool Promoting Small Towns from the White House Opportunity Project

December 01, 2016 David Lipsetz, Associate Administrator of Rural Housing Service

Charming, historic, cozy, vibrant, quaint and fun. Small towns and rural places hold a special place in our vision of America. They offer residents a unique and often genial place to live. Visitors and those just passing through come to enjoy distinct lifestyles, commerce, and countryside. Yet, many...

Rural

In Conversation with #WomeninAg: Staci Emm

December 01, 2016 Jessica McCarron, Deputy Press Secretary

Every month, USDA shares the story of a woman in agriculture who is leading the industry and helping other women succeed along the way. This month, we hear from Staci Emm, professor and Extension educator at the University of Nevada and member of the Yerington Paiute Tribe. Staci has spent the last...

Initiatives