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USDA Agency’s Relocation Could Affect Grantmaking Abilities, Union Says

July 11, 2019/

USDA

Up to 70 percent of relocating workers at the National Institute of Food and Agriculture could leave the agency, the union reports. Last year the agency distributed $1.5 billion to universities and research projects around the country.

By Tim Marema

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