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The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS) today announced the opening of the Southwest Watershed Research Center (SWRC) in Tucson, Arizona. This state-of-the-art facility will provide innovative solutions for water, plants, and soil agricultural challenges in the American Southwest.  Learn More
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Latest Content...Research breakthrough could help American wheat growers fight the crop-destroying Hessian fly. Learn more

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Public affairs contacts and other information for journalists.

 
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A scientist looking at a petri dishAgLab
Geared toward k-12 students, this website offers a variety of content that educates students about the importance of science and agriculture in their daily lives.
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Visit the Gallery to view hundreds of our very best downloadable color photographs in low- and high-resolution formats. The Gallery and the rest of our online catalog—thousands of images—are searchable by keywords.

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Illustration of a microphone in a shopping cart of food.Podcasts
Check out our "Science in Your Shopping Cart" podcast series to learn which ARS developed fruits, vegetables and other products may be sitting in your shopping cart.
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Our Youtube channel includes videos that feature how we're resolving major agricultural issues, creating innovative technologies, and making discoveries that will greatly impact our farms, foods, and future.