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USDA Partners with Wisconsin's Oneida Nation
The Oneida Nation is one of 35 federally recognized tribes in the Great Lakes region. The tribe is partnering with USDA on a variety of programs - from conservation on farms to food assistance and economic development. Learn more from USDA's Office of Tribal Relations at: otr.usda.gov
Wisconsin’s Menominee Tribe Partners with USDA
The Menominee Nation is one of 35 federally recognized tribes in the Great Lakes region. The tribe is partnering with USDA on a variety of programs - from conservation on farms to food assistance and economic development. Learn more from USDA's Office of Tribal Relations at: otr.usda.gov
Wisconsin Tribes Partner with USDA
There are 35 federally recognized tribes in the Great Lakes region, including the Lac du Flambeau band of Chippewa. The tribes are partnering with USDA on a variety of programs - from conservation on farms to food assistance and economic development. Learn more from USDA's Office of Tribal Relations at: otr.usda.gov
Community Rebuilders at Menominee Nation
Menikanaehkem, a non-profit in the Menominee Nation in Wisconsin, is partnering with USDA in developing a traditional garden that incorporates time-tested indigenous farming methods. Learn more from USDA’s Office of Tribal Relations at: otr.usda.gov
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