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U.S. ag director touts help in return visit to Kankakee - Vimarsana News

U.S. ag director touts help in return visit to Kankakee

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack heard some common requests when he and President Joe Biden visited the Kankakee-area farm of Jeff O'Connor in 2022. Vilsack returned this week bearing gifts

As consumers flock to organic foods, lawmakers urge more federal grants for farmers - Vimarsana News

As consumers flock to organic foods, lawmakers urge more federal grants for farmers

U.S. lawmakers are pushing a bill that would boost support for organic farmers amid rising demand for their products.

Vilsack: Congress must act on farm bill or face dire consequences - Vimarsana News

Vilsack: Congress must act on farm bill or face dire consequences

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says he’s fairly confident that Congress will succeed in either passing an extension to the 2018 farm bill or finish up work on a new one by the end of the year in order to avoid severe repercussions of doing nothing.

Daybreak Oct. 12: More uncertainty as Scalise tries to win speakership - Vimarsana News

Daybreak Oct. 12: More uncertainty as Scalise tries to win speakership

Republicans continue trying to close ranks around a new House speaker, even after Steve Scalise won the party’s nomination for the position at a private conference meeting Wednesday.

Finding Solutions Together - Vimarsana News

Finding Solutions Together

When Sabhyata Jha was a teenager, a catastrophic earthquake devastated parts of her native Nepal. The April 15, 2015, Gorkha quake killed almost 9,000 people and damaged or destroyed more than 600,000 structures. Jha, now a data science major at Duke Kunshan University, was lucky, she says. Her family survived and their house remained standing. Still, hundreds of aftershocks – some lethally powerful – disrupted her 10th grade year and changed thousands of lives throughout her Himalayan homeland.

Source: duke.edu