US board reinstates thousands of USDA employees fired by Trump administration
A U.S. board that reviews the firings of federal employees on Wednesday ordered the U.S. Department of Agriculture to temporarily reinstate thousands of workers who lost their jobs as part of President Donald Trump's layoffs of the federal workforce.
By Mike Stone, Tim Reid, David Morgan and Nathan Layne WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning ...
The fired employees were on probationary status, swept up in the administration’s push to rapidly reduce the size of the ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The spike in bird flu cases that has ravaged commercial poultry operations in western Ohio appears to be ...
Small-scale farmers counting on federal funds to implement conservation practices to mitigate climate change feel they have ...
The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning to cut more than 80,000 workers from the agency, which helps administer ...
Mark Isaacs, long-time director of Carvel Research and Education Center, concludes a UD career filled with impact ...
Elbert said the Department of Agriculture’s Emergency Operations Center was able to contain the virus in 48 hours.
Women have always played an integral role in agriculture, and that is evident in Montana. In January, Governor Greg Gianforte named Jillien Streit to lead the Montana Department of Agriculture.
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