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Battling food deserts is an invented solution to a more complicated problem
Battling food deserts is an invented solution to a more complicated problem  Orange County Register
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USDA to expand crop insurance access for farmers and ranchers
USDA to expand crop insurance access for farmers and ranchers  The Wake Weekly
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Borderlands Mexico: Trump mulls scrapping USMCA as industry groups push for renewal
Borderlands Mexico: Trump mulls scrapping USMCA as industry groups push for renewal  FreightWaves
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Donald Trump Delivers Christmas Tree Cost Savings For Millions
Donald Trump Delivers Christmas Tree Cost Savings For Millions  Newsweek
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$300 Million Lifeline Handed to Farmers Struggling to Stay Afloat—USDA Delivers Final Boost Under Inflation Reduction Act
$300 Million Lifeline Handed to Farmers Struggling to Stay Afloat—USDA Delivers Final Boost Under Inflation Reduction Act  MSN
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USDA official says SNAP benefits theft ‘could be as high as $12 billion a year.’ Here’s how fraudsters get away with swiping funds from needy families
USDA official says SNAP benefits theft ‘could be as high as $12 billion a year.’ Here’s how fraudsters get away with swiping funds from needy families  AOL.com
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McClain Delaney introduces bipartisan bill to boost rural USDA funding during natural disasters
McClain Delaney introduces bipartisan bill to boost rural USDA funding during natural disasters  Tri-State Alert
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OKFB applauds USDA enhancements to federal crop insurance programs
OKFB applauds USDA enhancements to federal crop insurance programs  Oklahoma Farm Report
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Pritzker says Trump weaponizing food as USDA looks for SNAP fraud
Pritzker says Trump weaponizing food as USDA looks for SNAP fraud  AdVantageNews.com
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What to know about the administration’s plan to withhold states’ money to manage SNAP food aid
What to know about the administration’s plan to withhold states’ money to manage SNAP food aid  WEEK | 25 News Now
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Feds promise aid to ag industry squeezed by rising costs, market changes
Feds promise aid to ag industry squeezed by rising costs, market changes  Montana Public Radio
