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And here is a reason to give thanks: The day of the super-turkey could be nigh. Virginia Tech scientists announced this week they have secured funding to complete the genetic map of Meleagris gallopavo, the domesticated turkey. Full Article at The Washington Post
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With more Americans going hungry than ever before, the Agriculture Department is concerned that dozens of states – including Texas – aren't adequately administering food stamp programs designed to provide food to low-income Americans. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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Though better known for his 95mph sinking fastball, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Ross Ohlendorf, a graduate of Princeton University, who is spending the off-season doing research as an intern at the Agriculture Department, is seen in Washington, Friday, N... View Photo »
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We're investigating the cause of the mix-up...and in cooperation with [the U.S. Agriculture Department] will take corrective measures so the plant can once again supply our Japanese customers
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WASHINGTON -- With more Americans going hungry than ever before, the Agriculture Department is concerned that dozens of states aren't adequately administering food-stamp programs designed to help low-income Americans. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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WASHINGTON — With more Americans going hungry than ever before, the Agriculture Department is concerned that dozens of states aren’t adequately administering food stamp programs designed to provide food to low-income Americans. Full Article at The USF Oracle
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WASHINGTON — With more Americans going hungry than ever before, the Agriculture Department is concerned that dozens of states aren't adequately administering food-stamp programs designed to provide food to low-income Americans. Full Article at Deseret News
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Though better known for his 95mph sinking fastball, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Ross Ohlendorf, a graduate of Princeton University, is spending the off-season doing research as an intern at the Agriculture Department, is seen outside the department in Wa... View Photo »
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WASHINGTON — With more Americans going hungry than ever before, the Agriculture Department is concerned that dozens of states aren't adequately administering food stamp programs designed to provide food to low-income Americans. Full Article at Huffington Post
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WASHINGTON (AP) ― With more Americans going hungry than ever before, the Agriculture Department is concerned that dozens of states aren't adequately administering food stamp programs designed to provide food to low-income Americans. Full Article at CBS2 Chicago
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Though better known for his 95mph sinking fastball, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Ross Ohlendorf, a graduate of Princeton University, who is spending the off-season doing research as an intern at the Agriculture Department, is seen in Washington, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009.
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Though better known for his 95mph sinking fastball, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Ross Ohlendorf, a graduate of Princeton University, is spending the off-season doing research as an intern at the Agriculture Department, is seen outside the department in Washington, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009.
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Though better known for his 95mph sinking fastball, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Ross Ohlendorf, a graduate of Princeton University, is spending the off-season doing research as an intern at the Agriculture Department, is seen at the department in Washington, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 08: John Holdren, advisor to the President for Science and Technology participates in a news conference with Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack at the National Press Club on October 8, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 08: John Holdren (L), advisor to the President for Science and Technology participates in a news conference with Rajiv Shah (C), Under Secretary USDA, and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack (R), at the National Press Club on October 8, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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Though better known for his 95mph sinking fastball, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Ross Ohlendorf, a graduate of Princeton University, is spending the off-season doing research as an intern at the Agriculture Department, is seen outside the department in Washington, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009.
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