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The Kitchen Sink: An Overlooked Place for Food Safety

October 03, 2023 Meredith Carothers, Public Affairs Specialist, Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), USDA

We use the kitchen sink for food preparation – rinsing produce, cleaning pots and pans, washing utensils that touch raw meat, and more. With these activities come the possibility for foodborne illness-causing bacteria to hang out in the sink too. If proper food preparation safety steps are not...

Food and Nutrition Health and Safety

USDA Helps a Farm Equipment Dealership Expand, Create Jobs in North Dakota

February 11, 2013 Samantha Evenson, Public Relations Specialist in North Dakota, USDA Rural Development

After 40 years, the John Deere dealership in Ashley, North Dakota has moved, but not far. About a mile down the road, over 250 people recently gathered to celebrate the grand opening of Green Iron Equipment’s new $2 million facility. USDA Rural Development helped finance the project by partnering...

Rural

Under Cover Operation—Using No-Till Methods in Texas to Beat Drought

February 11, 2013 Dee Ann Littlefield

Clay County, Texas farmer Tommy Henderson may not know everything about farming, but he’s got more than the basics covered—even during a historic drought.

Conservation

Secretary Vilsack Confirms Support for Tribes at Meeting with Tribal College Presidents

February 11, 2013 Max Finberg, Acting Director, Office of Tribal Relations

Speaking to the presidents of tribal colleges from across the nation at the Agriculture Department last week, Secretary Tom Vilsack expressed his commitment to support Tribes and further strengthening the government-to-government relationship.

Initiatives