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Canola is the subject of a rural economic growth project in the United States. USDA ARS image - modified for web

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May 1, 2017

Federal Research Committed to Canola Industry

National Ag Day celebrates those who work to get healthful food on the table, from farm to fork, including EFNEP professionals.

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Mar 21, 2017

National Ag Day: Giving Thanks for Agriculture, From Farm to Fork

Missouri 4-H’er Riley Tade works with one of the goats in his 4-H project. Riley, who has cerebral palsy, is one of many youth in Missouri who don’t let special needs get in the way their love of agriculture and 4-H. (Image courtesy of University of Misso

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Feb 7, 2017

How 4-H Rocks for Missouri Youth of All Abilities

Protecting Our Food System in a Changing Climate, Microwave Pastuerizer photo courtesy of Washington State University

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Dec 2, 2016

Protecting Our Food System in a Changing Climate

Peggy Whitson monitors a soybean plant growth experiment on one of her previous International Space Station (ISS) expeditions. Whitson, a former 4-H’er, is now the ISS commander. (NASA photo)

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Nov 28, 2016

Small Town 4-H’er Reaches for the Stars

Alice and the Red Queen in Peter Newell’s Through the Looking Glass. Biologist Leigh Van Valen is credited for hypothesizing the need for organisms to constantly adapt and evolve by referencing the Red Queen’s race. (Illustration by Peter Newell.)

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Nov 18, 2016

Racing for alternatives in the age of antibiotic resistance

Northwest Indian College students are learning how to collect and prepare samples for analysis

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Nov 17, 2016

NIFA projects study the population decline of clams on Lummi Nation tidal flats

NIFA-funded research used genetics to remove horns from dairy cattle. (Image courtesy of Recombinetics)

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Nov 15, 2016

NIFA, Agricultural Research Tackle Society’s ‘wicked’ problems

U.S. Army Veteran Matt Smiley harvests heirloom tomatoes at Jacobs Farm in Pescadero, California. (Photo courtesy of Susanna Frohman)

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Nov 10, 2016

NIFA Programs Salute and Assist Veterans and their Families

A closeup of a black chicken

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Nov 1, 2016

Biosecurity education and compliance are critical in preventing avian influenza outbreaks

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