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U.S. Department of Agriculture Food for Progress and RTI support agricultural development project to promote U.S. technologies in Ethiopia

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Test-optional admissions policies show mixed links to graduation rates, new study finds

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New Guidelines, New Priorities: Understanding the Implications of the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans

Kristen C. Giombi Research Economist
Sara Andrews Research Public Health Analyst
Valerie Flax Senior Public Health Research Scientist
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Can Sustainability and Farm Viability Coexist? Takeaways from GreenBiz 26

Amanda L. Rose Agri-Food Systems Lead
Tracy Mitchell Director, Agriculture
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Study identifies opportunities to expand agricultural manufacturing and processing in North Carolina

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