USDA
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             History: In 1862 Abraham Lincoln founded the US Department of Agriculture, he named it the "people's Department." During Lincoln's time, 48 percent of the peopls were farmers. These farmers needed god seeds and inofrmation for growing their crops. The USDA today, continues Lincoln's legacy by doing their best to serve all Americans.
             Jobs: The USDA is committed to helping Farmers and Ranchers , but along with lending a helping hand to these people, the USDA does much more.
             · The USDA provides WIC Programs such as Food Stamps, School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs to lead the Federal anti-hunger effort.
             · The USDA is the provider of our nation's 192 million acres of national forests and rangelands.
             · The USDA is the country's largest conservation agency, and encourages voluntary efforts to help protect soil, wildlife and water.
             · Housing, safe drinking water and modern telecommunications are all brought to us by the USDA.
             · Meat, poultry and egg products are inspected for our consumption by the USDA.
             The Mission of the USDA is to enhance the quality of life for the American people by supporting the production of agriculture.
             The USDA does their best to aquaire this by ensuring a safe, affordable, nutrious and accessible food supply.
             They care for the agriculture, forsets, and range lands.
             The USDA works to reduce hunger in America and throughout the world.
             In Charge: Ann M. Veneman is the women un charge of the USDA.
             Answers/Reports To: The USDA answers directly to the President of United States of America.
             Safeguarding: In order to safeguard our food the USDA has been developing new methods in order to give us safe and healthy meat, poultry and egg p
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