Radio Newsline Archive

Veterinarians are among the dozens of USDA employees helping with the country's efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. (Stephanie Ho and Rob Dickens, USDA veterinarian)

USDA veterinarians face a range of challenges as they help with local efforts to administer COVID vaccinations in cities like Las Vegas. (Stephanie Ho; Kate Kilzer, USDA veterinarian; Rob Dickens, USDA veterinarian)

What's it like for a USDA veterinarian from North Dakota to help administer COVID vaccines in Nevada? (Stephanie Ho and Kate Kilzer, USDA veterinarian)

USDA employees are contributing significant help in administering COVID vaccinations in Las Vegas. (Stephanie Ho and Rob Dickens, USDA veterinarian)

A USDA veterinarian who normally works with livestock is helping to administer COVID vaccines to people in Nevada. (Stephanie Ho and Kate Kilzer, USDA veterinarian)

USDA veterinarian, Rob Dickens, talks about how smoothly the coordination has been for him and his colleagues to help local officials administer COVID vaccinations in Las Vegas.

A desire by Brazil to plant corn, even in a late season, is one example of current market factors incentivizing producers around the world to increase corn acreage. (Rod Bain and World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski)

World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski discusses the incentive that Brazil's corn farmers have in planting their crops late this season, despite the potential of lower yields.

A significant year-over-year rebound in Australian wheat production is forecasted for this season, adding to already record global production estimates. (Rod Bain and World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski)

The pandemic has forced supermarkets to make big changes in how they operate, but also some fairly subtle changes, as well. (Gary Crawford and Andy Harig with the Food Marketing Institute)