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Subsequent such reports appeared irregularly, and evolved by the 1960s into commodity-oriented circulars published at regular intervals by USDA agencies.

Grant opportunities for other USDA agencies may be found by visiting each specific agency's website.

USDA's energy related programs are large in scope, and extends among many USDA agencies and mission areas.

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Although other USDA agencies and mission areas also have field offices nationwide and overseas, they generally are not considered field service agencies by the Department.

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Energy Comprehensive information on energy-related programs, funding opportunities, and technical support across all USDA agencies and offices.

This USDA agency operates programs designed to build new markets and improve the competitive position of U.S. agriculture in the global marketplace.