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Discover the latest insights and updates from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) with our engaging podcast. Stay informed about agricultural policies, innovations in farming, food security, and rural development. Perfect for farmers, policymakers, and anyone interested in sustainable agriculture and food production. Tune in for expert interviews, timely news, and valuable resources from the USDA.For more info go to Http://www.quietplease.aiCheck out these deals

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3:42

USDA Cuts DEI Funding, Boosts Trade & Nutrition...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/21

Welcome back to the USDA Weekly Update, where we break down the latest moves from the Department of Agriculture and how they touch your life. Our top story this week: U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins has announced a major shakeup, cutting more than 145 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, or DEI-focused awards, resulting in a savings of nearly $149 million for the department. Secretary Rollins said the move is about “putting American Farmers First,” arguing that these funds were being

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3:01

USDA Cuts DEI Funding, Boosts Global Trade, and...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/20

Welcome to the Ag Watch podcast, where we break down the latest headlines from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and what they mean for you. This week’s biggest news comes straight from Washington: USDA Secretary Brooke L. Rollins announced the termination of more than 145 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion awards, resulting in a savings of nearly $149 million. The department states this move is aimed at “putting core agriculture first,” as Secretary Rollins explained, with a renewed focus on

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3:18

USDA Shifts Spending, Impacts Farming, Biofuels, and...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/18

The biggest news from the USDA this week is the department’s decision to terminate over 145 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion-focused awards, saving nearly $149 million. Announcing the move, Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins said, “Putting core agricultural needs first means ensuring that our resources are used where farmers, producers, and rural communities need them most.” This signals a major shift in spending priorities, with funds redirected toward core agricultural programs,

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3:34

USDA Shakes Up Nutrition: School Meals, SNAP Changes,...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/16

Welcome to the USDA Weekly Brief, where we decode the latest headlines from the Department of Agriculture and what they mean for you and your community. Our top story this week—big changes are coming to what’s on American plates, especially for kids and families relying on federal nutrition programs.The USDA just announced significant state-level waivers under the “Make America Healthy Again” initiative, removing certain unhealthy foods from SNAP benefits in Arkansas, Idaho, and Utah, joining

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3:16

USDA Updates on Wheat Exports, School Meals, and SNAP...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/16

This week’s biggest headline from the Department of Agriculture is the release of the June World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report, signed by Secretary Brooke Rollins. This influential report—often called the gold standard for ag market data—sets the tone for both domestic and international grain markets. Secretary Rollins commented, “American agriculture leads the world, and the industry relies on gold standard statistics and analysis in USDA reports…to anticipate how American goods

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3:25

"Crop Resilience, Trade Talks, and Climate...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/13

This week’s biggest headline from the Department of Agriculture is the release of the June World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates, or WASDE report, offering up-to-date insights into crop projections and highlighting a strong start for U.S. wheat exports—up 19% over last year—as well as robust corn export activity, which is currently 27% above the 2024 pace. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins noted, “These numbers reflect the resilience and hard work of American producers and position

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3:35

USDA Boosts Forests, Disaster Aid, and Nutrition...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/11

This week’s top story from the Department of Agriculture: Secretary Brooke Rollins has unveiled a major $200 million investment to launch the National Active Forest Management Strategy. This initiative aims to increase timber harvests, boost wildfire resilience, and create new rural jobs, all while improving forest health. The plan lands at a crucial time, as wildfires and climate variability pose ongoing risks to communities and ecosystems. Secretary Rollins emphasized, “We’re delivering on our

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3:59

USDA Update: Timber Harvests, Disaster Relief, and...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/11

Welcome to this week’s USDA Update, where we cover the headlines shaping American agriculture. The most significant news out of the Department of Agriculture this week is the announcement of a $200 million investment in the U.S. Forest Service’s National Active Forest Management Strategy—an ambitious effort aimed at increasing timber harvests and improving forest health nationwide. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins calls this move “a critical step to secure American jobs, strengthen rural

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3:29

USDA Expedites Disaster Aid, Boosts Forest...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/11

Welcome to the Ag Insider podcast, your source for the latest in U.S. farm and food policy. I’m your host, and today’s headline comes straight from Washington: The USDA is rolling out expedited disaster aid for American farmers, with historic speed and expanded support. On June 4th, USDA Director of Communications Seth Christensen announced that “farmers started receiving payments for livestock relief last week, two days ahead of schedule”—a marked improvement over previous years, when similar

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3:32

USDA Announces $200M for Forest Management, Expedites...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/11

This week’s biggest headline from the Department of Agriculture is the announcement of a massive $200 million investment in the Forest Service’s National Active Forest Management Strategy. USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins says this initiative will boost timber harvests, enhance wildfire resilience, and improve ecosystem health across millions of acres, marking one of the most ambitious forest management pushes in recent years. Secretary Rollins emphasized, “Managing our forests actively and responsibly

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3:33

Disaster Relief Lifeline for Farmers, Trade Outlook...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/09

Welcome to the Farm Frontline, your source for the latest in U.S. Department of Agriculture news. The top headline this week: USDA has begun distributing a sweeping $21 billion in much-needed disaster aid to American farmers, focusing on relief for those hit by droughts and wildfires in 2023 and 2024. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins put it plainly: “These payments are a lifeline for our producers who keep America’s food supply secure, even in the face of disaster.” Payments under the

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3:07

USDA Weekly Update: Ground Beef Recall, Loan Rates,...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/06

# USDA Weekly Update Podcast ScriptWelcome to the USDA Weekly Update, where we bring you the latest developments from the Department of Agriculture. I'm your host, and today we have several important stories to cover.Our top headline this week: The USDA has issued a public health alert for ground beef products due to possible E. coli O157:H7 contamination. This alert, released on June 4th, concerns products from NPC Processing Inc. If you've recently purchased ground beef, please check the USDA's

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2:57

USDA Drops Pesticide Recording Rules, Appoints New...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/04

# USDA TODAY PODCAST SCRIPT - JUNE 04, 2025HOST: Welcome to USDA Today, your quick briefing on agriculture policy and rural America. I'm your host, bringing you the latest from the Department of Agriculture on this Wednesday, June 4th, 2025.Our top story today: The USDA has dropped rules requiring farmers to record their use of the most toxic pesticides. This significant policy shift eliminates documentation requirements that many agricultural producers had considered burdensome.In leadership news,

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3:20

USDA Opens CRP Enrollment, Boosts Meat Inspection &...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/06/02

Welcome to AgriWatch, your weekly roundup of the latest from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. I’m your host, and this week’s headline: USDA opens enrollment for its flagship Conservation Reserve Program, or CRP, marking 40 years of conservation partnerships with America’s farmers. As of today, agricultural producers and landowners nationwide can submit their offers for both the General and Continuous CRP—but don’t wait, the deadline is June 6.Celebrating four decades, CRP has helped producers put

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4:18

USDA Announces New Leadership, Funding Boosts for...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/05/30

Welcome to the Ag Today Podcast, your weekly roundup of everything shaping American agriculture. It’s Friday, May 30th, and the biggest headline from the USDA this week is a sweeping set of leadership appointments across the Food and Nutrition Service, Farm Service Agency, and Rural Development. U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced a “new slate of presidential appointments” to drive forward what she described as a Farmers First, America First agenda—directly tying USDA’s mission to

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3:34

USDA Updates: New Leaders, Funding Boosts, and...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/05/28

Welcome to your weekly update on all things USDA. The most significant headline from the Department of Agriculture this week is Secretary Brooke Rollins’ announcement of a new slate of presidential appointees across key divisions, including the Food and Nutrition Service, Farm Service Agency, and Rural Development. Rollins underscored the administration’s focus, saying, “President Trump is putting Farmers First, and so is the incredible team we are building at the Department of Agriculture. Our

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3:51

USDA Unveils New Farmer-Focused Agenda, Boosts...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/05/23

This week’s biggest headline from the Department of Agriculture is the launch of the “Farmers First: Small Family Farms Policy Agenda,” a sweeping set of proposals unveiled by Secretary Brooke Rollins aimed squarely at boosting the viability and resilience of small family farms. Rollins described the initiative as “a commitment to the heart and soul of America’s agricultural tradition,” emphasizing new support mechanisms for small producers, targeted relief, and innovative pathways for young and

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2:53

USDA Update: CRP Enrollment, Lending Rates, and...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/05/21

# USDA UPDATE: May 21, 2025[INTRO MUSIC]Welcome to this week's USDA Update. I'm your host, bringing you the latest developments from the Department of Agriculture. Our top story: The USDA has opened enrollment for both General and Continuous Conservation Reserve Program through June 6th.This flagship conservation program, celebrating its 40th anniversary, provides financial and technical support to producers who convert unproductive cropland to beneficial vegetative cover. FSA Administrator Bill

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3:40

"USDA Kicks Off CRP Enrollment, Adjusts Loan Rates,...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/05/19

This week’s top USDA headline: the Department has just kicked off enrollment for its Conservation Reserve Program—CRP’s 40th anniversary—offering U.S. farmers and landowners a window through June 6 to commit unproductive cropland to conservation. With just 1.8 million acres left under the statutory cap, USDA is shifting to prioritize targeted, high-impact conservation projects. FSA Administrator Bill Beam put it plainly: “Now more than ever, it’s important that the acres offered... and those

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3:20

Celebrating 40 Years of the Conservation Reserve...

Department of Agriculture (USDA) News ·

2025/05/16

This week’s top story from the U.S. Department of Agriculture: USDA has officially opened enrollment for the 2025 Conservation Reserve Program—just in time for the program’s 40th anniversary. Starting today, agricultural producers and landowners can apply for both the general and continuous CRP through June 6. With 1.8 million acres available and a strict 27-million-acre statutory cap, FSA Administrator Bill Beam emphasized a new priority: “We’re not necessarily looking for the most acres offered

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