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Ancestral Teachings Keep Hunters Connected to the Land

November 21, 2019 Larry Moore, Office of Communication, USDA Forest Service

To some people, hunting is a foreign concept. In the era of readily-packaged meats easily purchased at a nearby grocery store, the need—outside the sport of it—might seem outdated.

Forestry

On National Rural Health Day, Emergency Healthcare Starts Home

November 21, 2019 Clare Carlson, North Dakota State Director for Rural Development

North Dakota is a remarkable agricultural state and very rural. Farms and ranches dominate hundreds of miles of roads, and distances between services can be great. With so much wide-open space, our first responders and medical facilities play critical roles in ensuring the health and safety of our...

Rural

New Nutrient Content Information Now Online

November 21, 2019 Wendy Shaw, Branch Chief, Information & Customer Service, National Agricultural Library

Have you ever wanted to view food sources of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients in your diet? The National Agricultural Library’s Food and Nutrition Information Center now houses 36 tables of foods according to their nutrient content. The tables are available for vitamins, minerals...

Food and Nutrition Research and Science