Deputy Secretary says USDA reorganization keeps local farm offices intact while relocating some D.C. staff

The USDA has announced its final slate of reorganization plans.  Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden says now it’s time for action.  “Approximately half of the Washington, D.C.-based employees of the Foreign Ag Service will be moving to Kansas City and our hub location there,” he says.    Vaden says all the foreign ag diplomats who are currently in posts overseas will not be […]

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