You are here: Home         President’s Agriculture Budget Proposes Increased Funding To Protect The Nation’s Food Supply And Conserve Natural Resources     Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman today released details of President Bush’s FY 2005 budget for U.S. Department of Agriculture programs and services, which includes increased funding to help ensure a safe and wholesome food supply, safeguard America’s homeland and conserve natural resources.         President Bush’s FY2005 Budget Will Continue Positive Environmental Progress     President Bush submitted a 2005 environmental budget today that includes the highest level of funding ever requested by a President for high-priority environment and natural resource programs.   Fact Sheet Other Budget Related News: President's FY 2005 Budget to Include Increased Funding for BSE Related Activities  Bush Administration Proposes Increased Funding To Maintain And Restore Forest And Rangeland Health U.S. Government Officials Brief Reporters On President Bush's FY 2005 Budget For The Healthy Forests Initiative Bush Administration Proposes Full Funding For Ames Animal Health Complex FY 2005 Charts, Fact Sheets and Summaries FY 2005 Budget Summary (html) FY 2005 Budget Summary (PDF)  (requires Acrobat Reader) Click image for Budget Charts     News Releases   Latest Releases   2003 Releases   2002 Releases   2001 Releases   Agency Releases   Transcripts and Speeches   Unsubscribe   Reports   Agency Schedule/Calendar, Annual Reports and Mid-Term Reports   Radio and TV Broadcasts   Radio and TV   Publications   USDA Publications   Events   Events by State   FY 2005 Budget Page   President Bush’s FY 2005 Budget   Transcript of Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman’s remarks regarding President Bush’s FY 2005 Agriculture Budget Washington, D.C.   President’s Agriculture Budget Proposes Increased Funding To Protect The Nation’s Food Supply And Conserve Natural Resources   Video: Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman FY 2005 Budget Briefing   President Bush’s FY2005 Budget Will Continue Positive Environmental Progress  Fact Sheet   President’s FY 2005 Budget to Include Increased Funding for BSE Related Activities   Bush Administration Proposes Full Funding For Ames Animal Health Complex   Transcript of remarks by Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman to the 2004 National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Annual Convention Phoenix, AZ - January 29, 2004   Bush Administration Proposes Increased Funding to Maintain and Restore Forest and Rangeland Health

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