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Text bullet Agribusiness and Grant Opportunities
Image Learn about opportunities in the Agribusiness Linkage Program and Scientific Cooperation Program.
Text bullet Agribusiness in a Global Environment
This curriculum acquaints junior high and high school students with the many opportunities for international trade of agricultural products and to make them familiar with some of the factors affecting global marketing.
Text bullet Agricultural Science and Technology Ministerial
In June of 2003, Secretary of Agriculture Ann M. Veneman hosted a Ministerial conference on agricultural science and technology in Sacramento, California. The Conference has produced several ongoing initiatives. 
Text bullet Borlaug Fellows Program
Image The cornerstone of the Norman E. Borlaug International Science and Technology Fellows Program (Borlaug Fellows Program) is faculty and scientist exchange programs with developing countries. The program provides short-term scientific training for international agricultural research scientists and policymakers from selected developing countries.
Text bullet Cochran Middle Income Fellowship
Image The Cochran Program provides exposure to U.S. economic policies, agricultural business practices and products, the benefits of the U.S. market-oriented system, and as an entree to U.S. agribusinesses and public sector agencies.
Text bullet Development Resources 
Image FAS provides USDA technical assistance, training and information to cooperating countries and institutions to achieve sustainable agricultural production, mutual economic growth, conservation of natural resources and a protected environment.
Text bullet Emerging Markets Program
Image Learn about the The Emerging Markets Program and the important role it plays in promoting U.S. agricultural exports by providing technical assistance overseas.
Text bullet Multilateral Development Banks
FAS is working to strengthen linkages between the U.S. agricultural community and the multilateral development banks (MDBs) -- linkages that will assist developing nations while also serving U.S. agricultural interests.
Text bullet Professional Development Program
Image The Professional Development Program focuses on arranging and implementing both short-
and long-term training and/or technical assistance related to food industries/agribusiness either in a direct technical sense or the provision of training that supports private sector/agribusiness development.
Text bullet Research and Scientific Exchanges
Image Programs are available to promotes international cooperation on sustainable agricultural and
forestry systems to help secure a safe and adequate food supply.
Text bullet Trade and Investment Program
Image TIP tends to be more transaction-oriented, focusing on linkages between U.S. agribusinesses and their counterparts in developing and middle income countries and emerging markets to promote mutually beneficial commercial relationships and economic development.
Text bullet TEACH
TEACH aims to expose minority teachers working in urban settings to agricultural disciplines through international study tours focused upon diverse agricultural and natural resource management practices
Text bullet U.S. and World Food Security
Image FAO will host a global meeting at its Rome headquarters June 10-13, 2002, to review progress towards ending hunger. The meeting, the World Food Summit: five years later, is meant to track progress achieved since the 1996 World Food Summit and consider ways to accelerate the process.
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