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USDA Reasonable Accommodations Help Disabled Veteran Succeed with Federal Career

October 31, 2023 Melissa Blair, Public Affairs Specialist, USDA Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement

Many veterans and military spouses search for careers that can accommodate their health and physical needs. At the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), reasonable accommodations can be arranged to help employees succeed in the workplace.

Equity Initiatives

The President's New Executive Order on Climate Preparedness: Another Step to Support American Agriculture

November 01, 2013 Robert Bonnie, Under Secretary, Natural Resources and Environment

Today, President Obama established a Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience to advise the Administration on how the Federal Government can respond to the needs of communities facing the impacts of climate change. This is an important step in our shared effort to respond to climate change...

Conservation

Forest Service Program Introduces Kids to Natural Resource Careers

November 01, 2013 Brandan Schulze, Northern Region, U.S. Forest Service

In an age where technology tends to focus the attention of youth indoors, getting kids outdoors and interested in natural resource careers is even more vital today. Since 1998, an innovative U.S. Forest Service seven-week summer program in central Montana has been achieving that goal by immersing...

Forestry

Secretary's Column: As Conferees Convene, Priorities for a Farm Bill

November 01, 2013 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack

While rural Americans have already waited too long for passage of a new Food, Farm and Jobs bill, this week brought a promising new development. Conferees from the Senate and House met to begin work on the creation of a bipartisan, long-term Farm Bill. Their work could not be more timely – and they...

Conservation Energy Food and Nutrition Trade